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Message: [QUOTE="Strictly Diesel, post: 380107, member: 1411"] Nope, certainly should not. [B]The amount of fuel injected is 100% determined by the capacity of the injector, size of the injector nozzle, injection pressure and injector pulsewidth.[/B] Unlike gasoline injectors, the amount of fuel injected should not significantly change based on fuel flow or pressure changes of a regulated return. Obviously, if the stock setup was not properly filling the injectors, there might be some minor change with the updated fuel system...but the statement in bold above still holds true. Now, if there's an external fuel leak, that's a different story. There could be other issues in the truck causing poor economy as well. [/QUOTE]

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