What, ever?wizwilson wrote:there is no fuel going back on the return pipe T junction
Then the fuel pressure regulator is where I'd start to look. Fuel should be going around all the time - the pump delivers far more than the injectors ever use. It's not like the pump on something older with a carb, pumping against the needle valve and just "running light" when the valve closes. The fuel circulates all the time, and on idle the vast vast majority should go back. The FPR should be closed - preventing fuel going back to the tank - when the pressure in the rail is below the intended pressure (3bar, IIRC), then open against spring pressure to let excess pressure out when it rises above that.
The injectors are on the "outside" of the inlet valve, so fuel/air mix will only get into the combustion chamber when the valve is open. But if the FPR is failing to let excess fuel out of the rail back to the return, and the pressure's too high in the rail, more fuel will be injected whenever the injectors open...