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Old 22-02-2014
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G'day everyone,

Jeep was driving fine when the engine light came on. Jeep still drives fine. Got error code P0087 from my ODBII reader. We filled up with Caltex a few days ago, after using BP regularly.

Code P0087
The Engine Control Module (ECM) has determined that the fuel rail pressure is too low for a specific engine RPM

Possible causes:

- Faulty fuel pump
- Blocked fuel filter
- Faulty fuel pressure sensor
- Fuel pressure sensor harness is open or shorted
- Fuel pressure sensor electrical circuit poor connection
- Faulty Fuel injector

I flushed the fuel filter this afternoon (Huge pain in the arse job to do), but no change. Thanks Studebaker for the post:
http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/...d.php?t=120991

The bolts were so stuck and hard to loosen that I think that there is no way that the Jeep garage that serviced the car changed of flushed this filter in 63K kilometers.

Do you guys think I should change the fuel filter? Any other suggestions will be welcome.

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I change my filter ever 20k, even that is a bit long imo.
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Thanks Midnight for the reply,

The problem seems to be sorted now, I removed the error code with my ODBII device and Torque app. The engine light went off and it seems like the filter flush solved the problem for now. I plan on replacing the filter soon.

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My JK crd unlimited auto did the exact thing, cruising along doing 100km/h, engine light poo87 low fuel rail pressure error code. Went into Limp Mode.
After switching car off and on again my jeep drove perfectly normal. After maybe 3 or 4 restarts the engine light went off and all was fine.. Until ANY full throttle acceleration, straight into limp mode with poo87 error code.
This was with a new fuel filter, and several tanks of premium diesel.
Is the fuel rail pressure sensor replaceable?
For the 2.8crd, which sensor part number is it?
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The bolts were so stuck and hard to loosen that I think that there is no way that the Jeep garage that serviced the car changed of flushed this filter in 63K kilometers.

Do you guys think I should change the fuel filter? Any other suggestions will be welcome.


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The bolts were so stuck and hard to loosen that I think that there is no way that the Jeep garage that serviced the car changed of flushed this filter in 63K kilometers.

Do you guys think I should change the fuel filter? Any other suggestions will be welcome.


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