Fuel Pump pressure drop after warm-up

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I recently modified the Holley Carb on my motor by adding Holley's adjust-a-jet; things went very well and I got the motor running and ajusted the mixture with the vacuum gage and got everything set. I tested the Pantera and felt the additions were well worth the cost and efforts. I got to the GARAGE (as my wife calls it) and noticed that the fuel pressure had dropped to 1lbs; I had it set@ 5lbs on the regulator, when I went to adjust the regulator I no responce. Later after the motor had cooled off I started the motor and the fuel pressure was at 7lbs. I thought the the pump was going bad so I replaced it with an Electrical type from Holley and replaced the fuel filter as well; I thought that these changes were the FIX...... Same problem....... Need some insight from all of you on the issue..... John

5/16/018:03 AM

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