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Fuel Pressure regulator
- Thread starter davic4351
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Zimgxp
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Should just unbolt from the rail. Make sure the "O"ring comes out before the new one goes in.
Roadrunner
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Should just unbolt from the rail. Make sure the "O"ring comes out before the new one goes in.
Yes! but make sure the car is completly cool, take off the gas cap and the neg off the battery..you don't want to catch on fire..and add a fair amount of motor oil to the new o-rings so they sit nicely
Zimgxp
New member
Try starting the car, then pull the fuel pump fuse or relay and let it run till it stops. That shouild relieve the fuel pressure. Or if you have a guage, relieve the pressure with that. ZRodrunner, good point on lubing the new o ring.