fuel pressure
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fuel pressure
I have a 96 f350 I checked my fuel pressure and it was a 40psi when i hold the throttle down it drops to about 25psi. I tryed the bb in the fpr but still got the same fuel pressure readings.
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It is between the FPR and fuel filter housing. Take out the two 10mm bolts holding on the FPR. No need to undo any hoses, and carefully pull the FPR away from the filter housing. The screen is inside a little port. Mine was completely clogged, cleaning it made a world of difference. But be careful not to drop any of the parts in the valley of death. I dropped screen in there twice, found it the first time and had to buy a new one the second time.
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I haven't changed my fuel filter yet, so just wanted to clarify the best way to clean the screen. I'll just try and determine how dirty it is and go from there, as to weather I take of the FPR. I am assuming that there are no gaskets to replace?
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Yes, same screen. It only gets clogged on the filter side so there is no real need to remove the FPR.
Rog
