Where is fuel reg?
13 June 2002, 01:33 PM
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Would I be right in saying that the stock fuel pressure regulator is the tiny little diaphragm regulator on the end of the fuel line? I think this is the thing that David Walllis changed for a pipe adapter on page 9 of the DIY FMC thread.
SO... If I want to fit an FSE regulator, I have to make/get a similar pipe adapter (not a mjor problem for me).
Paul
SO... If I want to fit an FSE regulator, I have to make/get a similar pipe adapter (not a mjor problem for me).
Paul
13 June 2002, 02:35 PM
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Yes, you need an adapter identical to this one. This adapter sits in place of the factory regulator and the same one can be fitted to both the GC/GF8 and New Age GDA/GDB fuel rails. Subaru changed the location of the regulator in th New Age fuel rails but still use the same model.
13 June 2002, 02:50 PM
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think the fse comes with one... but as said the regulator sits on the end of the rails.. It shows you how to make one aswell..
David
[Edited by David_Wallis - 6/13/2002 2:51:03 PM]
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[Edited by David_Wallis - 6/13/2002 2:51:03 PM]
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Yes FSE comes with a 90 degree adaptor plus hose plus a mounting bracket to fix it to the inlet manifold.
I found the passenger side close to the filter was ideal.
I found the passenger side close to the filter was ideal.
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