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Aftermarket fuel regulator
Gentlemen,

when replacing fuel regulator with aftermarket one (have an impression my detschwerks pump is overflowing on low voltage), what fuel pressure should I have on idle? And if my idle is ~1,000 rpm?

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Unplug the vacuum line to the regulator and insert a small bolt to seal. While the engine is running the pressure should read ~46psi.
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engine rpm @ idle does no matter?

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Unplug the vacuum line to the regulator and insert a small bolt to seal. While the engine is running the pressure should read ~46psi.
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