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Answer to WHICH question/Issue? OP in this thread was "last seen" on this Forum 9 months ago. In this thread, he had questions about When & How Long the Fuel Pump "Primes" on 325i E90 of unstated build date, almost certainly NOT to specs of vehicles sold in US (such as YOURS?)
He MAY have been relying on INPA to tell him if the fuel pump runs/primes BEFORE the Starter is cranked. It is NOT clear to me HOW he was trying to determine IF & WHEN fuel pump ran/primed. Since you have to have Ignition ON to connect INPA to EKPS Fuel Pump Module, in order to read Pump RPM, that means you have to open the door, get in vehicle, hook up INPA, and press START to activate Ignition.
On my 3/2007 328xi, the Fuel Pump "Primes" (Audibly ;-) when I open the door, if vehicle was NOT locked, but has entered Sleep Mode. So by the time you get INPA, or any other Diagnostic Software or Scan Tool that can read Live Data in EKPS setup and ignition ON, the pump has primed and shut off (~ one second on mine).
Another question he asked was whether 600 kPa (~ 72.5 PSIG) was adequate pressure. The answer to that question is YES. That is proper Fuel Rail Pressure for N52K engine. His "Implied" question in his second post was whether it was proper for INPA to display SAME pressure (600 kPa) at ALL times. AFAIK, the N52K as used in the 328i/xi has NO LPFP Pressure Sensor, and the INPA "pressure" value is calculated from RPM, or simply displayed at all times Pump is running. The N52 DOES have a Schrader valve on the Fuel Rail, to which a mechanical pressure Gauge can be connected to get actual Rail Pressure.
Why not identify YOUR vehicle, by model, engine, build month/year, and then state YOUR issue or question? THEN you might actually get a response to whatever question YOU have.
George
