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Old 04-18-10, 01:56 PM
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Quick Vaccume question

Im looking at the vacumme diagram and im unsure where what this is going to plug into.. Any help? Its right under the cold start which I just blocked off.
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The one dead center? That's the Fuel Pressure Regulator source. Best to plug that one back in
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To the primary fuel rail? But I replaced the pulsation dampener with a banjo bolt so do I just cap this off?
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No, the primary fuel rail has the pulsation dampener. The secondary has the fuel pressure regulator at the end. You connect a vacuum line from the nipple on the lim to the fpr nipple.
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