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42417, fuel pressure safety switch Posted by rydereclipse, Feb-25-02 10:02 AM
I recently installed the NOS 50-shot dry system for my 95 RS. My buddy and myself worked on it for about half a day, and when it was all said and done, I had a pat let over that looked pretty important. I looked up its name and it was a "fuel pressure safety switch". In the instructions it looks like it is just a grounded connection and not very important. At least that what my buddy said. I was thinking though that as long as there IS pressure that the safety switch is a moot point. Isn't it there just to make sure the I DO have pressure, and as long as I do have pressure then it is OK, right? Any input would help!!!!!
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42418, RE: fuel pressure safety switch Posted by dougie2, Feb-25-02 12:07 PM
Yep. It will only let you spray if you have adequate fuel pressure. Just get a fuel pressure gauge and watch it yourself or just do nothing. I have neither right now.
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