Fuel regulator attachment
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I have a 1993 SSEI Bonneville - and I want to change the fuel regulator, It looks like its welded to the the fuel rails. would I need to replace the whole fuel rail or can I just replace the fuel regulator by itself.
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If you look closer you will see it'* held in by a ring. That ring has two little holes in it. Those are used for ring pilers and it comes out easy.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
If you look closer you will see it'* held in by a ring. That ring has two little holes in it. Those are used for ring pilers and it comes out easy.
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Look at it closer. The FPR is held in with a retaining ring. Look at it from the passenger side.
Use retaining ring pliers to remove the ring, then muscle it out. They can be VERY difficult to pull out.
Use retaining ring pliers to remove the ring, then muscle it out. They can be VERY difficult to pull out.
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