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SignUp Now!I had just emailed Kirban a few months ago. Are you saying he now has powermaster accumulators available, and if so how much ? ThanksTurbodan said:Just got my accumulator bowl from Kirban today. Won't be putting it on until March. Anyone on here get one of the Kirbans bowls? Any problems?
tim87tr said:I had just emailed Kirban a few months ago. Are you saying he now has powermaster accumulators available, and if so how much ? Thanks
Roger that! fluid does run from reservoir to bowl...took the car out to the ATM to pull out some cash and just before coming to a stop sign, the light went out and stayed out after coming to a stop! I was so happy, felt like new again til the stop sign after that...light came back on mockingly. already called Kirbans ad they directed me as to how to resnd it in and I'll be getting a new one. At first I'm thinking maybe it just needs to be broken in? But why take that chance? a Vacuum system is looking reeeeal good right now!Ormand said:Some dealers have the gauges to test the PowerMaster. It should start the pump at 490-530 psi, and stop the pump at 635-735 psi. Light should come on at 355-435. But it seems to me that even if the bowl has lost pressure, the pump will get it up past 435 EVENTUALLY. Might not have enough pressure to be safe, or to keep the pump from constantly cycling, but just seems like it should get up to pressure. Is fluid being moved from the reservoir into the bowl as the pump runs?
miked said:You might want to check to see if the check valve is leaking. That is usually the reason why the preasure is low/ the motor keeps running. Just my 2 cents.