5 bar fpr installation diy instructions?
09-13-2005, 02:42 AM
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5 bar FPR?? Whoa... I'd think twice about that high of a pressure before considering installing it.
Installing an FPR is as simple as:
1) Getting to it
2) Pulling the pump relay
3) Cranking engine over to relieve fuel pressure
4) Taking off the fuel and vac lines
5) Unbolting FPR and removing
reverse steps 5, 4, 2 and 1 to install
Installing an FPR is as simple as:
1) Getting to it
2) Pulling the pump relay
3) Cranking engine over to relieve fuel pressure
4) Taking off the fuel and vac lines
5) Unbolting FPR and removing
reverse steps 5, 4, 2 and 1 to install
09-14-2005, 10:04 PM
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Here's how I did mine: make sure engine is cold....do not do it with hot engine/exhaust
1. remove intercooler
2. remove blower and associated platics parts
3. place dry rags below the fuel rail-under the valve(looks like a tire valve)
4. push center of this valve to relieve gas pressure...catch gas with rags until no pressure
5. remove rubber hose, and pull out the FPR...I think it has a wide metal clip that slides out before you can pull out the FPR. When you slide this metal clip, you'll need some cajones to pull out the FPR. When replacing the new one you'll need some cajones to push it in enough to where the sliding clip will fit again....definaltely dooable.
Jaime
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1. remove intercooler
2. remove blower and associated platics parts
3. place dry rags below the fuel rail-under the valve(looks like a tire valve)
4. push center of this valve to relieve gas pressure...catch gas with rags until no pressure
5. remove rubber hose, and pull out the FPR...I think it has a wide metal clip that slides out before you can pull out the FPR. When you slide this metal clip, you'll need some cajones to pull out the FPR. When replacing the new one you'll need some cajones to push it in enough to where the sliding clip will fit again....definaltely dooable.
Jaime
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09-15-2005, 01:18 AM
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Originally Posted by ttAmerica RoadsterAWD
When replacing the new one you'll need some cajones to push it in enough..
Jaime
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Great explanation, avoids timely trial and error. Thanks
