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AFPR not adjusting

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ptokun

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Aug 4, 2007
post falls, Idaho
OK just like my description said, my Fuel Lab AFPR stopped adjusting. It's stuck at 60 psi. How it got up there I don't know, I adjusted it to I think 41psi when I installed it and now I can't bring it down. When its cold it goes up to 80 to 90 psi, I probably put less then 500 miles on this regulator
 
Sounds like the diaphragm is sticking, or something. Take it apart and see if you can see anything weird in there. It can't hurt since it's not working now anyways.
 
ok ive blown compressed air through my fuel line and put on my buddys new afpr and its doin the same thing when i start it its basically pushing 100 psi of fuel through i have no idea whats going on
 
are you talking about the line before the regulator or after because blown compressed air through line after the regulator and i herd it in the fuel tank
 
Just cause it's blowing air out to the tank doesn't mean there's not a restriction somewhere. Get underneath the car, trace the return line and make sure there are no kinks.
 
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