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Any idea of whether Bosch fuel pressure regulator is 900 1993

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posted by  Grey245 on  Mon Nov 29 14:41 CST 2021
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I had an FPR fail on me slowly on my previous 245. Contrary to what you might expect was that fuel consumption was hardly affected, but driveability was.

I think the reason why this is so is because the fuel/air mix in a gas engine cannot deviate all that much from the optimum 1:14.7 before driveability is badly affected by either running too lean or too rich. I seem to remember 1:12-1:20 is the range.
In comparison, a diesel engine will operate in a much wider range 1:18-1:70.

I wouldn't at all be surpriused if LH Jet and Regina use the same fuel pressure.





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