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Cool Musical fuel pump/924S.....

Trying to diagnose a problem with a 1987 924S. The idle suddenly dropped to about 600 rpms and a "hissing" sound became noticible from around the fuel pump area! It could be that the pump is dying causing low fuel pressure OR ......?

Any and all suggestions will be appreciated!

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Check your fuel pressure. Also check your vaccum lines
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Could also be a bad pump or something caught in the fuel pump intake.
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Cool And the answer is.......

Looks like it may be a bad pressure regulator in the pump. The cars owner has ordered a new fuel pump assembly and should have it installed in a couple of days. The pump appears to be original to the car. If so it is past due for a replacement!

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There is no pressure regulator in the 944 fuel pumps. It's up on the engine's fuel rail that feeds the injectors. There is a back flow valve that helps keep the pressure in the manifold when not running in the discharge end of the fuel pump.

There is a small vacuum line running to the fuel regulator and the fuel damper. If this vacuum line comes of it can cause pressure problems.

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