About to Pull my hair out! fuel problem!
Loosen the adjustment lock nut on the top of the FPR and turn the (allen head) adjusting screw in (clockwise) a few turns. If the reading on the pressure guage does not go up there is a problem with the gauge or with the FPR.
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FOUND PROBLEM kind of. Its fuel housing something is not seating correctly. Im done playing games with it and cant figure it out. Im going to just take the hit n buy a double pumper. Found the problem bec i have my friend bring his Evo over n dropped in his housing n pump problem fixed.
yes, but that doesn't help you really. when u put in his pump what did the fuel pressure read? afr? Did you put ur 255 or 400 in his housing then put it in your car to check your pumps? It just doesnt make sense that your only getting 5 psi regardless of how you set you FPR.
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yes, but that doesn't help you really. when u put in his pump what did the fuel pressure read? afr? Did you put ur 255 or 400 in his housing then put it in your car to check your pumps? It just doesnt make sense that your only getting 5 psi regardless of how you set you FPR.
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