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98 ford e 350 7.3 no start condition, what should fuel pressure be at head
My question is what should fuel pressure be at rear of head I have a 98 e350 with a 7.3 and a no start condition, I have changed the relevant sensors and the only thing that I have left is poss. Fuel pressure so I need to know what the fuel pressure should be
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