My fuel pressure regulator solenoid is...

[o0GuitarKid0o]

Being squished between my throttle body and fuel rail if I unpinch

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it will I notice a difference?

In anything at all thanks

My car will get a slight misfire every once Ina while should I check my plugs to?

 

[907dirtybird]

It doesnt look to be pinched shut in the picture, but definately tight. The fuel pressure regulator solenoid, from my understanding only really does something during cold start, after you get to temp, it just sits there idle. So I don't believe you will notice anything if you re-route, except maybe piece-of-mind.

 

[o0GuitarKid0o]

Thanks man

 

[serviceguy]

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In the second picture the FPR solenoid line is unplugged.

 

[o0GuitarKid0o]

So it's the fpr on the right?

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In the second picture the FPR solenoid line is unplugged.

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[1G Eclipse94928]

So it's the fpr on the right?

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Stock FPR is on the fuel rail, FPR solenoid is in that picture.

E: The solenoid for FPR is the one closest to you in the picture, its usually in the middle(on my car atleast) and i'm pretty sure someone messed that up and routed it to the other solenoid.

 

[o0GuitarKid0o]

Ahh okay is it set up tight ? I want it perfect

Stock FPR is on the fuel rail, FPR solenoid is in that picture.

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[serviceguy]

Stock FPR is on the fuel rail, FPR solenoid is in that picture.

E: The solenoid for FPR is the one closest to you in the picture, its usually in the middle(on my car atleast) and i'm pretty sure someone messed that up and routed it to the other solenoid.

Yours is a California car and comes with the EGR solenoid in addition to the EVAP canister and FPR solenoids, the OP's being a Federal/Canada only has two. The FPR solenoid is the one with the plastic cap on the unused nipple.

 

[o0GuitarKid0o]

Thanks