Line fuelflowat1psi pressure reversed when directly connected to a valve

Version: 1.7.28.0

Frequency: Consistently

Severity: Low
(Low - quality of life, workflow optimization, rare enough to not impact production, etc…
High - critical but workarounds are available, important feature not working as expected, frequent enough to impact production
Blocker - prevents from working on the project, prevents from releasing the product)

Marketplace package name: if applicable

Context: community package, latest fuelsystem version

Similar MSFS 2020 issue: untested

Bug description:

Repro steps:

define a fuelsystem with two lines with vastly different fuelflowat1psi parameters, both connected to the same valve

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Hello @ijustwantologin

Can you please do a video or GIF capture of your Fuel System debug while the valve is opening/closing?

In my own tests, the pressure drops everywhere but in the output line and the fuel flow remains constant (disregard the oscillation between 2 values from one frame to the next) until the valve is fully closed:
fuel_valve

If we agree this is what we both see, I’ll have this reviewed.

Regards,
Sylvain

some context, line H7260Toleft_tank is the line downstream of the valve and has the lowest defined flow in the entire system, here the flow should decrease as the valve is closing

the second video has line CarbManifoldToH7260 (line upstream to valve) defined to the same flow as H7260Toleft_tank, hence correct flow

in addition, I think I found another issue, the enginedriven pump(1.7psi at idle) is effectively in series with the electric pump(4.5psi), turning it on does not change fuel pressure (pumps in series should add pressure, resulting in 6.2psi in my case), however it has somehow doubled fuel flow

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Hello @ijustwantologin

Thank you for the additional context.
Could you please follow section 3 of our guidelines and provide us with your flight_model.cfg where the fuel system is defined?
How to report a bug or crash - [MSFS 2024] Bug Reports - MSFS DevSupport

Regards,
Sylvain