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Coarse fuel pump regulator diaphram leak test? 850 1995

posted by  TimeToBakeTheDonuts on  Thu Jul 19 05:28 CST 2007
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Will - thanks for this info. I did see the schrader valve, and now I know what it is for (duh). Still don't know if I will test it. The FPR has never been replaced, I may just buy one. But reading the other response, it may be it could be cleaned. I guess if I were trying that I should get into the pressure testing business. Sigh.

I have one question about your post, and it shows my ignorance:

"[...]you need to pull the fuel rail at the time to the injectors come out"

Does this mean, that if I pull the fuel rail the injectors have to come out? I guess if I look elsewhere I can find an answer to this, but I was wondering what you meant here. It sounds like you were pointing out something I should know or look out for.

Thanks again. Don






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