greenpondmike
Flashlight Enthusiast
Fuel pressure regulator--some, if not most fuel injection systems have them. Now though because they put that stupid alcohol in the gas it changes a lot when it comes to older vehicles. The pressure builds up causing flooding and with the higher pressure and the fact that ethanol deteriates the rubber fuel lines you have a real problem if you have an older vehicle.
High pressure fuel injection lines with a fuel pressure regulator fixes that. I found this out by trial and error. My truck no longer floods and it runs better. It fires up time you turn the key every time except when it's cold and hasn't been running for a while.
High pressure fuel injection lines with a fuel pressure regulator fixes that. I found this out by trial and error. My truck no longer floods and it runs better. It fires up time you turn the key every time except when it's cold and hasn't been running for a while.