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| Tools RequiredInstallation Time: 2 Hours |
Step 1Raise hood and disconnect negative battery terminal.
Step 2Relieve pressure in fuel system at the fuel rail Schrader valve.
Step 3Disconnect the vacuum hose from stock fuel regulator.
Step 4Remove screws attaching the regulator to the fuel rail. On 1706 models 3 screws are threaded in to the underside of the regulator, an Allen wrench will be required to remove these, while in some cases removal of the upper manifold plenum may be required to gain access to the screws. On 1707 models simply remove the 2 screws which are accessible from the top side.
Step 5Firmly grasp the regulator and slowly pull straight up until the o-rings are free of the fuel rail.
Step 6The BBK regulator is supplied with a fuel pressure gauge port which if not used must be plugged using the supplied brass fitting and a small amount of Teflon tape.
Step 7Before installing the BBK regulator to the rail make sure the o-ring(s) are in place and the rubber gasket is in place. If the stock regulator had no rubber gasket installed you can discard the supplied gasket.
Step 8Simply install the BBK regulator using stock hardware.
Step 9Reattach the vacuum line and the negative battery terminal.
Step 10Start vehicle momentarily, then inspect for any fuel leaks.
Step 11To adjust the fuel pressure disconnect the vacuum hose and plug temporarily to avoid vacuum leak.
Step 12Restart the vehicle and simply adjust the top adjustment screw in or out to raise or lower pressure to desired reading (stock pressure is 39 psi). Once desired pressure is reached tighten the lock-nut and reconnect the vacuum line to the regulator.
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