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jcurcilloFeb-26-02 02:35 AM
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#15814, "Fuel Pressure Regulator location"


          

I have a 98 GS. Someone told me that my fuel pressure regulator was located back near the fuel tank. I know that it says it is located at the end of the fuel rail in the dsm manual. Is that for the 95 model? Where is the 98 model located?

  

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RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Feb-26-02 02:42 AM, #1
RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, m_berrow, Feb-26-02 02:47 AM, #2
RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, jcurcillo, Feb-26-02 02:50 AM, #3
      RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOne, Feb-26-02 03:17 AM, #4
           RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, 99GS, Feb-26-02 04:12 AM, #5
                RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location, mkerley, Feb-26-02 05:28 AM, #6

Global Ruler Of All ThingsDarkOneFeb-26-02 02:42 AM
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#15815, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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95 year model - located on the fuel rail
96 and above - located in the back of the car, just in front of the passenger side wheel well.

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m_berrowFeb-26-02 02:47 AM
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#15816, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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is there a upgrade for the fuel pressure regulator or is it only for turbos? i know of b&M but i thought it was for turbos.



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jcurcilloFeb-26-02 02:50 AM
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#15817, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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I will be installing a S-FMU. So I will be getting rid of the fuel pressure regualtor. What is the best way to do this? Run a new fuel line to the back, so I can put the S-FMU under the hood? Or is there room to put the S-FMU in the back?

  

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#15818, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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Ideally, putting it inder the hood would be the best way. You'd have to run a return line all the way back, however.

Bypassing the stock regulator is easy for the 96+ : Just disconnect the fuel lines from it and bypass it entirely.

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99GSFeb-26-02 04:12 AM
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#15819, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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You would only want to bypass the stock FPR is you are using a FPR that can control static fuel pressure (like the S-FMU), right?



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mkerleyFeb-26-02 05:28 AM
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#15820, "RE: Fuel Pressure Regulator location"
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Right


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