Subject	Fuel pressure after the FPR would be basically the same
Posted by	not4resaleZ on December 30, 2018 at 1:28 PM
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In Reply To	Fuel posted by aztec300z on December 29, 2018 at 05:17 PM
Message	as pressure in the fuel tank. Well slightly more so the fuel moves back to the tank. What is important is the pressure before the fpr.
Follow Ups	Fuel - aztec300z 17:17:00 12/29/18 When you say no fuel, do you mean no fuel comes out of the - SirpriZ 17:47:09 12/29/18 Re: When you say no fuel, do you mean no fuel comes out of the - aztec300z 18:09:15 12/29/18 Do you have a stock FPR? Have you done any work on the car - SirpriZ 18:55:28 12/29/18 Re: Do you have a stock FPR? Have you done any work on the car - aztec300z 21:45:55 12/29/18 A bad diaphragm in a FPR will cause the symptoms you - SirpriZ 13:50:44 12/30/18 Have you tried manually applying vacuum to the - jzack 18:28:09 12/30/18 Re: Have you tried manually applying vacuum to the - aztec300z 18:46:14 12/30/18 Re: Have you tried manually applying vacuum to the - aztec300z 18:57:52 12/30/18 Fuel pressure after the FPR would be basically the same - not4resaleZ 13:28:34 12/30/18 In other words, since when you install the gauge after the - not4resaleZ 15:57:52 12/30/18
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