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I won't pretend I know what I'm talking about, but I do know FCP lists a fuel filter for the P2 cars:
http://www.fcpgroton.com/category-exec/category_id/139/nm/Fuel_Filter/sub_top_menu_item/by_make-by_model-by_year/by_make/78/by_model/1464/by_year/51
which engine does your car have. On the earlier (1993-2000) cars with the 5 cylinder engine you can test at the end of the fuel rail (schraeder (sp) valve) if you have the right tester. I always disconnect the fuel line from the rail and plumb the tester inline there. You're testing post-pressure-regulator, but that's usually what you're interested in anyway.
I'm not certain but I think the fuel pressure can vary a lot before the OBD-II system would pick it up. Also you might have stored codes that haven't tripped the CEL yet...
Also you may not have a fuel problem at all. Fuel is easy to wrap your mind around, but too much or too little or unmetered air will have just as much of a detrimental effect.
Measure the pressure if you have a gauge. Otherwise stick with the easy stuff - new plugs and vac lines, seafoam treatment.
If I think of it I'll check in VADIS tonight on the question of the fuel filter.
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1998 V70 AWD->FWD Turbo 200k+
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