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    fuel pressure regulator

    I have an f22b1 motor and I just got the fuel pressure regulator and I want to know how do I hook it up properly to my engine. can anyone help
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    Where the old fpr went. Be sure to relieve pressure in the fuel system before pulling off fuel lines.

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      #3
      okay after I take the pressure out all I do is diconnect the old fpr and hook the new fpr right? then to adjust the pressure how much pressure should be used?

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        Originally posted by NaturalRoots
        okay after I take the pressure out all I do is diconnect the old fpr and hook the new fpr right? then to adjust the pressure how much pressure should be used?

        well that depends on what engine you have and what mods you have done to it. throwing on a FPR on a stock engine, is almost pointless.

        on a F22a1/a6 engine the fuel pressure should be between 28-35psi @idle
        ** thats with the vacuum line hooked up to the intake manifold**

        thats within spec

        do you have a fuel pressure gauge to monitor your adjustments??? i hope so..adjusting the FPR without any kinda of gauge is risky.
        F22a1-->F22A-->H22A-->auto-2-5spd-->K20 6spd-->F22C 6spd RWD-->4G63 6spd AWD-->K24 6spd????



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          Originally posted by SMseagren83
          well that depends on what engine you have and what mods you have done to it. throwing on a FPR on a stock engine, is almost pointless.

          on a F22a1/a6 engine the fuel pressure should be between 28-35psi @idle
          ** thats with the vacuum line hooked up to the intake manifold**

          thats within spec

          do you have a fuel pressure gauge to monitor your adjustments??? i hope so..adjusting the FPR without any kinda of gauge is risky.

          yea I am putting it on a f22b1 wtih work done to the engine. I have a 90 accord ex but I swapped my f22a4 to f22b1 but its not getting the right fuel pressure. so I got the fpr to try and solve the problem. but I want to know how to do it

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            Originally posted by NaturalRoots
            yea I am putting it on a f22b1 wtih work done to the engine. I have a 90 accord ex but I swapped my f22a4 to f22b1 but its not getting the right fuel pressure. so I got the fpr to try and solve the problem. but I want to know how to do it

            i just kind of told you how to.

            1) how do you know its not getting the right fuel pressure?? have you hooked up a pressure gauge and tested the system and/or FPR???

            2) what kind of work is done to the F22B1??

            3) as said above you need to take ur old FPR off and replace with the new then adjust to the prefered psi. your fuel pressure should still be between 28-35psi and idle and with the vacuum line attatched.

            4) have u tried using ur old F22a4 FPR??

            so adjust the new FPR while watching the pressure gauge until u get the desired psi for your setup. then have a day!

            not much more i can say......
            F22a1-->F22A-->H22A-->auto-2-5spd-->K20 6spd-->F22C 6spd RWD-->4G63 6spd AWD-->K24 6spd????



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              #7
              simple as this...just refer to your manual book...it'd be easier for ya..plus if you're not recieving the right pressure...check your fuel filter too while you're at it.


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                #8
                ok I installed the fpr but the gauge doesnt move off of 1. I took the old one off one put the new one in its place. maybe I did something wrong can anyone help

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                  #9
                  you need to adjust the FPR then. there should be an adusting lock nut on it of some sort.

                  you did look at the gauge after you turned the key to the II position to let fuel be pumped to the fuel rail.......didnt you? just making sure.
                  F22a1-->F22A-->H22A-->auto-2-5spd-->K20 6spd-->F22C 6spd RWD-->4G63 6spd AWD-->K24 6spd????



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