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You *should have a vac check valve on the Cartech FPR. On the brass boost adjustment screw, there should be a T fitting that comes off of the brass boots adjustment screw from the side, and a short vac line hooked to this fitting. On the end of the vac line, there should be a check valve. It should be half white, and half black. The vac line should be hooked up to the white end of the valve. The function of this valve is to let boosted pressure inside the FPR to escape, to bleed off pressure, but to not let any vacum come back into it during non boosted operation. If you dont have one on there, it will basically act as a vac leak when you are under normal engine vac. Under boost, it won't really matter too much.. Although it may freak out the FPR when the car is not under boost, since it is a vac leak, and the static pressures of the FPR may not stay constant, and they could fluctuate. When i installed my used kit, my FPR was totally messed up..I was getting 130+ psi of fuel pressure at not even 5 psi of boost..I took the FPR apart,and cleaned it, and it works much better now, but not perfect..The new Vortech SFMU will be here in a week or so..much better than the Cartech FPR. And SOLDER your MAP connection!!! A bad connection here will mess things up for you, as a bad connection will give false readings, and tell the computer different voltages than what it should be..
EDIT: If you have the newer billet FPR from HRC, then you may not need the vac check valve...If its the older cartech, then you will need it..
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