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Topic subjectFuel system setup on a 95
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84861, Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by 95redESIat, Apr-13-05 11:15 AM
Ok here is what i've got, i'm going to be boosting my 95 auto ESI and i had some questions on the fuel system. I plan on using a walbro 255 lph in-tank fuel pump along with a 12:1 vortech FMU and the stock injectors for now. I plan on boosting around 6 or 7 psi. My questions are in regards to hooking up the FMU, my fuel system has the regulator on the fuel rail but i don't know where the return line is, the regulator only appears to have a vaccum line coming out of it. Can someone tell me where the return line is on a 95?(if anyone has pics of an FMU on a 95 that'd be great) Thanks for any help you guys can give
84863, RE: Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by thedawg, Apr-13-05 12:42 PM


http://www.2gnt.com/nuke/modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=54

http://www.2gnt.com/www/corbin/fpr.html
84885, RE: Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by 95redESIat, Apr-14-05 09:53 AM
So that is the return line then, I thought it might have been a feed line when i first looked at it. So basically all i really need to do is hook the fmu up between the rail and the hard line on the fire wall? That makes thins so much easier. Thanks
84886, RE: Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by thedawg, Apr-14-05 10:08 AM
Please read the other two links in my post. That's not all there is to it, you need to modify the stock FPR as well.
84888, RE: Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by 95redESIat, Apr-14-05 11:59 AM
Those post are for adding an adjustible regulator and they're doing the mod on the stock regualtor to adjust idle pressure. I'm only putting in a rising rate regulator, this doesn't affect my idle pressure right? Mind you i'm still running the stock injectors. Do i need a seperate fuel pressure regulator along with the rising rate regulator?
84893, RE: Fuel system setup on a 95
Posted by thedawg, Apr-14-05 03:22 PM
You're right, sorry. You only need to disable the factory FPR if you want to lower your fuel pressure below stock levels.

I'm guessing you have a basic Star kit so disabling the FPR isn't neccessary unless you get larger injectors and an adjustable FPR like an SFMU.

Item 14-A applies to you: