* The procedure for removing and replacing the fuel rail, injectors, and pressure regulator varies depending on the vehicle. On some vehicles, the fuel rail must be removed; on others, it does not.
* The regulator is usually mounted on the fuel rail in multiport EFI (Electronic Fuel Injector) applications, or the throttle body assembly in throttle body injection (TBI) applications.
* Some fuel injector types require pressure regulator replacement as an assembly. There are repair kits available for other types.
Replacing a Fuel-Rail-Mounted Pressure Regulator
* Use snap ring pliers to remove the snap ring from the pressure regulator cavity.
* Note the original direction of the vacuum fitting on the pressure regulator and pull the pressure regulator from the fuel rail.
* Clean all components with a clean shop towel.
NOTE
Do not immerse the pressure regulator in any type of cleaning solvent. This action may damage and contaminate the component.
* Check pressure regulator openings in the fuel rail for metal burrs and damage.
* When reassembling the fuel rail with the injectors and pressure regulator, make sure all O-rings are replaced and lightly coated with engine oil.
* Install the pressure regulator in the fuel rail and position the vacuum fitting on the regulator in the original direction.
* Install the snap ring above the pressure regulator.
* If necessary, reinstall the fuel rail.
Thanks to autozone for this answer...
Nov 9, 2008 at 12:09 AM
