Help Please!! Fuel pressure regulator...fuel spraying out
Help Please!! Fuel pressure regulator...fuel spraying out
I have been trying to solve my fuel pressure regulator problems on a 1997 TA. I've already removed the entire fuel rail and came to this conclusion...I have an aeromotive adjustable one and it doesn't have clamps to connect the fuel line to the regulator....Does anyone know where I can get one of these clamps...or modify it....Thanks
The Areomotive regulators have a port for a pressure gauge which requires a plug if it isn't used. My Aeromotive was missing that plug.
Also, Aeromotive makes a regulator for the LTs which should be a bolt-on without any modifications. Here is a photo. Notice the plug in the Red body of the regulator.
WD
Also, Aeromotive makes a regulator for the LTs which should be a bolt-on without any modifications. Here is a photo. Notice the plug in the Red body of the regulator.
WD
The Areomotive regulators have a port for a pressure gauge which requires a plug if it isn't used. My Aeromotive was missing that plug.
Also, Aeromotive makes a regulator for the LTs which should be a bolt-on without any modifications. Here is a photo. Notice the plug in the Red body of the regulator.
WD

Also, Aeromotive makes a regulator for the LTs which should be a bolt-on without any modifications. Here is a photo. Notice the plug in the Red body of the regulator.
WD

Also what size disconnect to use on the linnes right there..mine are still connected...Thanks
Supply line is 3/8", the return line is 5/16".
The bracket that holds the two fuel lines is not what "holds it inside". There is a small C-clip that slides over the flange on the fuel pressure regulator and the flange on the fuel line. You can see the edge of it in the photo. There should also be an O-ring on the end of the fuel line.
The bracket that holds the two fuel lines is not what "holds it inside". There is a small C-clip that slides over the flange on the fuel pressure regulator and the flange on the fuel line. You can see the edge of it in the photo. There should also be an O-ring on the end of the fuel line.
Supply line is 3/8", the return line is 5/16".
The bracket that holds the two fuel lines is not what "holds it inside". There is a small C-clip that slides over the flange on the fuel pressure regulator and the flange on the fuel line. You can see the edge of it in the photo. There should also be an O-ring on the end of the fuel line.
The bracket that holds the two fuel lines is not what "holds it inside". There is a small C-clip that slides over the flange on the fuel pressure regulator and the flange on the fuel line. You can see the edge of it in the photo. There should also be an O-ring on the end of the fuel line.
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