troms
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I finally found a solution! After trying a few of the tools I've seen recommended without success, I am very happy to report that the AUTOPHIX 7610 (bought on Amazon a week ago) is cheap and (among many other functions) it does the one most important thing I needed (and that many of you seem to be searching for).
I have done the legwork for you. That wasn't my intent, as Johnny's looking out for Johnny, but, SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND AGGRAVATION BY READING A LITTLE FURTHER...
My tool arrived with instructions to update it before use. I did. Then when I went to try it, I dug through all the menus and alas, no reference to the fuel system, adaptation (aside from injectors), priming anything, etc... People had complained on Amazon that there was no support, the company is Chinese and they don't respond, etc... Well what do you know, I sent a message using a contact link on their site. They asked me to check the version of the tool's software and reply with a photo of it on the display. I did. Within minutes I received a very polite email saying, "I will have to send you an update that is not yet available on our site." There were also instructions as to how to access the feature I needed. I did it. It works! Once I chose the settings as instructed, I could feel vibration in one of the fuel lines going into the fuel filter, and I could hear the (very) faint sound of the pump running. It runs for about 30 seconds (exactly as the tool indicates), then shuts offs automatically. I even unplugged the tool then clicked my start/stop ignition button to turn OFF my car during the cycle. The pump continued to run until the 30 seconds was up, then it shut off automatically.
I WAS EAGER to SHARE THIS INFO BECAUSE I'VE BEEN SEARCHING, READING AND ALMOST GIVING UP FOR A YEAR. I didn't want to buy the OBDeleven deal, although I almost pulled the trigger on that a couple times out of desperation, but kept procrastinating because the recently introduced iOS version doesn't (yet) offer this function. I paid for the AUTOPHIX tool ONE time, and it has lifetime updates without any further cost. Go team-
I have done the legwork for you. That wasn't my intent, as Johnny's looking out for Johnny, but, SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND AGGRAVATION BY READING A LITTLE FURTHER...
My tool arrived with instructions to update it before use. I did. Then when I went to try it, I dug through all the menus and alas, no reference to the fuel system, adaptation (aside from injectors), priming anything, etc... People had complained on Amazon that there was no support, the company is Chinese and they don't respond, etc... Well what do you know, I sent a message using a contact link on their site. They asked me to check the version of the tool's software and reply with a photo of it on the display. I did. Within minutes I received a very polite email saying, "I will have to send you an update that is not yet available on our site." There were also instructions as to how to access the feature I needed. I did it. It works! Once I chose the settings as instructed, I could feel vibration in one of the fuel lines going into the fuel filter, and I could hear the (very) faint sound of the pump running. It runs for about 30 seconds (exactly as the tool indicates), then shuts offs automatically. I even unplugged the tool then clicked my start/stop ignition button to turn OFF my car during the cycle. The pump continued to run until the 30 seconds was up, then it shut off automatically.
I WAS EAGER to SHARE THIS INFO BECAUSE I'VE BEEN SEARCHING, READING AND ALMOST GIVING UP FOR A YEAR. I didn't want to buy the OBDeleven deal, although I almost pulled the trigger on that a couple times out of desperation, but kept procrastinating because the recently introduced iOS version doesn't (yet) offer this function. I paid for the AUTOPHIX tool ONE time, and it has lifetime updates without any further cost. Go team-
