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Old 07-01-2007, 09:19 AM   #1
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ok, im being dumb ...i got an ebay AFPR (which came w/o instructions) and im not sure how to hook it up etc. i know the small port is MAP source, but i dont know which of the two large ports is fuel in or fuel out. also is the set screw looser = more pressure or is it reversed?

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My guess by looking at it is that the nipple above the flange is vacuum source ... the nipple pointing down is fuel "IN" ... the nipple pointing right is "OUT/RETURN".
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I would remove the pressure gauge, and blow through the nipples. whichever you blow and makes the air come out the gauge port is the in. Reason being, the gauge would have to see the same pressure the "in" port in order to function.
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good ideas, puppet's makes sense looking at the stock FPR so we shall see. ill get it running first as i dont NEED the AFPR right away.
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did u ever get this installed?
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not yet, project is on hold due to college for the time being, 400 miles away from the car :'(
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