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Old 09-01-2004, 09:39 PM   #1
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Hey, I installed my new adjustable fuel pressure regulator from pfyc last night, but I also need to install the fuel pressure gauge, and I cannot find out how to do this for the 2.4l motor, because the directions they have are for the v6 model. If anyone has any info on this, or a link to somewhere that has instructions, than please let me know. I need to know how much fuel I am pumping!!
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most people pull the fuel rail and drill and tap it for the gauge. or what you have to do is put a T in the fuel line for the gauge.
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I have the T, but where in the fuel line?
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where the fuel line meets up with the return line and goes over the ignition module then it goes back towards the firewall. so basically between where it turns to aluminum line and before it goes by the idi cover.
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thanx, Ill look for it.

Oh and if I want to get a gauge that will go inside the car, will I have to replace this one? Its the one that stays in the engine bay.
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one inside the car will be expensive. because you need an isolator to prevent any spark starting your car on fire.

i would say you don't need a FP gauge inside. the one in the engine will work just as good.
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