adj. fuel pressure regulator
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adj. fuel pressure regulator
hows it going? i did the ultimate tbi mods, but i did not modify the fuel pressure regulator, if i do, how am i supposed to adjust psi? take the tbi back apart to adj. the screw? or is there supposed to be an easier way to access the screw?
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Re: adj. fuel pressure regulator
Originally posted by 92rsbowtie
hows it going? i did the ultimate tbi mods, but i did not modify the fuel pressure regulator, if i do, how am i supposed to adjust psi? take the tbi back apart to adj. the screw? or is there supposed to be an easier way to access the screw?
hows it going? i did the ultimate tbi mods, but i did not modify the fuel pressure regulator, if i do, how am i supposed to adjust psi? take the tbi back apart to adj. the screw? or is there supposed to be an easier way to access the screw?
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Originally posted by 92rsbowtie
so when i want to adjust it, i must remove the 8 screws and remove the top of the pod assembly?
so when i want to adjust it, i must remove the 8 screws and remove the top of the pod assembly?
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You have another option , kind of. After I made the screw to adjust the pressure, I grinded down an extra Allen wrench I had lying around into the shape of a flat screwdriver head on the long side. You can keep the TBI unit on and adjust it with the modified Allen wrench.
I did this but have yet to had a reason to bump up fuel pressure. It works OK but it's not great. Your best bet would just be to do what ShiftyCapone said, though.
I did this but have yet to had a reason to bump up fuel pressure. It works OK but it's not great. Your best bet would just be to do what ShiftyCapone said, though.
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