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Fuel pressure regulator location please?

Tiny
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Actually no I didnt
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Tiny
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Hello, if anyone was wondering the hard starting is being caused by a bad Fuel Pressure Regulator. However there is some confusion about my model considering Ford changed something in 1998. I can't find the Regulator itself and was told I will have to replace the Fuel Pump itself. Is the Regulator part of the Fuel Pump on this model and in the gas tank or is it on the block. Will I have to replace the Pump just for a bad regulator?
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If it isn't on the fuel rail, then it is part of the fuel pump assembly.
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I need to know where to locate the fuel pressure regulator on the 5.0 liter engine so I can replace it

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Located in front of the firewall behind the block. If you follow your air intake after the throttle body the intake moves to the right into the block if you kept going straight you'll see the top of the FPR in between the firewall and the intake. It's set down a few inches and there is an inch thick wiring bundle on top of it.
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1993 Ford Explorer 2 WD mileage: 107,000. I have noticed a hissing sound coming from the fuel pressure regulator port located on the fitting where several vacuum hoses connect to the intake manifold. This port has only a cap on it, I replaced the cap but the hissing is still there. I can push on the cap and the hissing is reduced but what can cause this?
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Check the vacuum port and hoses behind the port with the cap.
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