[DML] Re: TESTING THE FUEL ACCUMULATOR
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[DML] Re: TESTING THE FUEL ACCUMULATOR



>From the outline you gave it sounds like it is a good procedure.
Accumulators are generally good or bad, there is no in between. If it
leaks out of the small connector and it doesn't hold rest pressure any
length of time it is garbage. You sometimes also see small chunks of
black rubber from the diaphram coming out so you KNOW it's dead. You
only need to do the off-car test procedure on accumulators that are
not in the car. They are easy to test in the car if you have the
pressure gauge set-up. BTW air leaks faster than liquids so using a
gas (not gasoline) will show up smaller leaks. Gases are compressable,
liquids are not so timing the rest pressure is not going to be as
accurate using air. Since you are only interested in a go-no/go test
using air should be OK. Safer than using gasoline.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, mike clemens <rmclemns@...> wrote:
>
> Group (especially Dave S, John H, David T, Martin G, Ken K),
> 
> I have been toying with the idea of testing an accumulator off the
car, but found no definitive way in any forums, so I devised a test of
my own.  Please look at this and see if there are any flaws in my
thinking or test.
> 
>


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