SomeBody Suggested?!
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Burning Brakes
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From: Washington District of Columbia
SomeBody Suggested?!
A Forum Member recently suggested that in checking out the FUEL
PRESSURE RELAY/REGULATOR, that if GAS is PRESENT in and around the
little inlet hose/tubing, then the FUEL PRESSURE RELAY is defected.
Well, it was wet and fuel dripped from both ends of the HOSE when
disconnected and the FUEL REGULATOR. Question: Is this part in fact defected?
PRESSURE RELAY/REGULATOR, that if GAS is PRESENT in and around the
little inlet hose/tubing, then the FUEL PRESSURE RELAY is defected.
Well, it was wet and fuel dripped from both ends of the HOSE when
disconnected and the FUEL REGULATOR. Question: Is this part in fact defected?
Safety Car
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Vero Beach Florida
There should be no fuel what so ever when you pull the vacum line, just replace the FPR. This is not a realy its controled by vacum and keeps your fuel presure at a controled level.
Last edited by floridamale; Oct 5, 2008 at 04:16 PM.
