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    Quote Originally Posted by mudnut View Post
    Have you checked the voltages present at idle and above 1500 rpm? What is the resistance of the coil?. After confirming that there is no voltage at idle, I would remove the solenoid and check to see if it is seating /sealing properly. Does it click in and out when given a 12 volt feed? Follow the procedure in the manual to release the fuel pressure before removing the solenoid.
    I checked the voltage on the wires.
    I got bizarre readings at first. At idling it was showing no voltage then revved it jumped into incrediable 30+ volts.
    I thought it must have been a momentary fault with the multimeter.

    I stopped the engine for few seconds and restarted and did the test again.
    This time it shows 13.6v at idling & jumps to zero when revved to around 1500 rpm or more.

    I'm still wondering whether the power to the Fuel Return Valve from the rpm sensor/sender is somewhat faulty, though
    above bizarre reading might have been from a multimeter fault, 'cos

    There's no way rpm sender/sensor unit can produce such amount of voltage?!!!!
    What do you think?!
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