However, a generally accepted range for a properly functioning fuel system on a 1989 Thunderbird with a fuel-injected engine is between 30-40 PSI. This is an approximate range and you should consult your owner's manual or a repair manual specific to your Thunderbird's engine for the precise specification. Always check the specifications within your vehicle's documentation.
To find the exact pressure: Your best bet is to:
* Consult your owner's manual: This should have the specifications.
* Check a repair manual specific to your 1989 Thunderbird: Chilton's, Haynes, or a similar manual will list the correct fuel pressure for your specific engine.
Don't rely solely on general online information for this critical system parameter. Incorrect fuel pressure can damage your engine.