Truck details should be in the sig (if I did it right). Bought her brand new in Jan of 2000 and she's treated me way better than I've treated her. Need to figure out a FP issue I'm seeing with my Raptor or my gauge, then should be back on the road again.Great site, lots of great info!

Welcome to the family... Well make yourself at home and ask plenty of questions and start plenty of threads!

Welcome to the farm. What kind of fuel pressure problem are you having?

Thanks guys!We did a little over 3200 mile to Yellowstone and back and on the second half my fuel pressure was lower and lower everyday until by the time we made it home it was 8psi max.I replaced the filter while on the road and messed with the regulator but couldn't budge the psi. Last Sunday I replaced the plunger in the regulator with the viton ball from Pure Flow. That got me from 8psi to 9. I'm reading the pressure with a mechanical ISSPro from the fitting on the VP that comes with the big line kit. Gauge goes thru an isolator. Water/antifreeze mix in line from isolator to gauge. Bled the fuel side of the isolator. No change. The FP test kit from Geno's just showed up today so tomorrow I should know if it's the pump or the gauge. I'm just testing pressure by bumping the starter. I haven't actually started the truck in two weeks. Thanks for askin'!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome. And keep us posted on your findings. Hope you get it figured out soon

could just be the isolator beat up by the vp pulsing. You will know when you put the test gauge on it.

Yeah, I figure that'll be my next dilemma. Is it the gauge or isolator. Probably find out my psi is 30 and I screwed up the VP. D'oh!Thanks guys. I'll know more tomorrow after I recover from the vodka tonight. Hot day, home made lemon aide, kettle one; just too easy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome to the site.

Yea... I would put a test gauge on it and see where your at. Is it the gauge/isolator or the pump?

Plugged the test gauge in, sure enough, almost 30psi. Backed that down to 20 and took the fitting off the gauge side of the isolator and it was bone dry inside. I filled it back up with water/antifreeze and now the gauge in the truck reads 20 too. Bumped the Smarty back up to 9 and heading out for a drive right now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome to the fam, dump that isolator when you get back and you wont have anymore problems.

Welcome to the fam, dump that isolator when you get back and you wont have anymore problems.

Yup, guess I'll be adding that to the to do list. Right now it's reading exactly the same as the test gauge so at least I'm back on the road. Heck, maybe I'll add a pressure gauge to the Insight so I have a backup (already did that for the trans). Now I'm back to wondering why I can pull the pressure down by 6psi which was the original reason for the viton ball swap, but I'll just leave well enough alone now. :banghead: Thanks for the input everybody!