OP OP A Anonymous Guest Apr 3, 2004 #2 I dont think if this fails it will cause flatspots... The fuel pressure regulator has a diaphragm inside that maintains a constant pressure regardless of the rate of flow...If this has gone, i think it would cause more than flatspots... Daz
I dont think if this fails it will cause flatspots... The fuel pressure regulator has a diaphragm inside that maintains a constant pressure regardless of the rate of flow...If this has gone, i think it would cause more than flatspots... Daz
T Tom Guest Apr 4, 2004 #3 Re: Re: fuel pressure regulator Correct Daz. It keeps a constant fuel pressure at the injectors relative to the manifold pressure no matter what the load on the engine.
Re: Re: fuel pressure regulator Correct Daz. It keeps a constant fuel pressure at the injectors relative to the manifold pressure no matter what the load on the engine.
OP OP A Anonymous Guest Apr 4, 2004 #4 Re: Re: Re: fuel pressure regulator Woohoo...i got one right See what can learn just hanging around the forum Daz
Re: Re: Re: fuel pressure regulator Woohoo...i got one right See what can learn just hanging around the forum Daz
T Tom Guest Apr 4, 2004 #5 Re: Re: Re: Re: fuel pressure regulator Scary innit! Smee, you gotta 1.6 havent you?