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Dies while driving - fuel related - Fuel pressure regulator? 900 1994

posted by  Philip on  Fri Jun 28 09:05 CST 2013
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So I pinched the hose after the FPR and the pressure jumped up like it should. After I released it, the pressure came down to 35 psi and remained there. Maybe air in gauge or sticking new FPR? But now the pressure seems to be normal. When I took it out for a drive, the sluggishness that I had accepted as old age was gone. I will declare it fixed for now and drive it around town for awhile before I attempt another highway trip.






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