Subject	In other words, since when you install the gauge after the
Posted by	not4resaleZ on December 30, 2018 at 3:57 PM
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In Reply To	Fuel pressure after the FPR would be basically the same posted by not4resaleZ on December 30, 2018 at 01:28 PM
Message	fuel pressure regulator, and the gauge says 0, then you don't have to worry about fuel or pressurized air spraying you in the face when you remove the fill cap for the fuel tank. The pressure is 0 or very minimal, and the system is normal. The fpr regulates the pressure upstream of where it's installed. Kind of like putting your thumb on a garden hose to build pressure in the hose. Some of the water shoots out, but the pressure is 0 when it gets past your thumb.
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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