Table 2.20. Troubleshooting the Fuel Supply System (Mitsubishi Matrix)

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Troubleshooting the Fuel Supply System

Possible causes of malfunction	Method of elimination
After the pressure stops, the fuel pressure slowly decreases
Leaks through injectors	Replace injectors
Fuel pressure drops immediately after engine stops
Fuel pump check valve stuck open	Replace the fuel pump

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Table 2.19. Troubleshooting the Fuel Supply System
Table 2.18. Sealants used
Table 2.17. Tightening torques for threaded connections
Table 2.16. Data for verification
Table 2.15. Technical characteristics of the control system

Table 2.21. When the engine is cold
Table 2.22. When the engine is cold
Table 2.23. Diagnostic trouble codes (1.6 l, 1.8 l with European on-board diagnostics)
Table 2.24. Diagnostic trouble codes (1.6 l, 1.8 l without European on-board diagnostics)
Table 2.25. Checking with a tester

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