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ModeratorCorbinDec-29-00 02:25 PM
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#508, "RE: stock fuel regulator on 1995 and SFMU"
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I just pulled off the vacuum hose that goes to the stock regulator and left it hanging. I hooked the inlet side of my FPR into the fuel line off of the drivers side end of the fuel rail. The exit side of the FPR hooked into a metal fuel return line on the fire-wall. The FPR gets its vacuum signal from its own line into the intake plenum. There is a check valve connected to the bleed valve on the FPR . I've got some pics on my site if it helps.


Corbin
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Corbin
'97 GSX dressed like a '95 ESi

  

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stock fuel regulator on 1995 and SFMU [View all] , 95ESi, Dec-28-00 07:41 PM
  RE: stock fuel regulator on 1995 and SFMU, ModeratorCorbin, Dec-29-00 02:25 PM #1
check valve on FPR?, 95ESi, Dec-29-00 02:33 PM, #2
RE: stock fuel regulator on 1995 and SFMU, 95ESi, Dec-29-00 02:36 PM, #3
      RE: stock fuel regulator on 1995 and SFMU, ModeratorCorbin, Dec-30-00 06:13 PM, #4
           great thanks for the info!, 95ESi, Dec-31-00 12:53 AM, #5
                RE: great thanks for the info!, ModeratorCorbin, Jan-01-01 05:40 AM, #6

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