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Old 11-09-2007, 09:58 AM
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Question 98 Fpr ???

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On my 98 LS1 I removed the NX NXel system and replaced the fuel rails with the billet Aeromotive rails.

Put everything back together and then, I kept losing fuel pressure. Pulled the pump and replaced it but now, you start the car and the pressure drops down to around 5 lbs.

The guys at the shop are telling me that the regulator is bad and we need a new one. Apparently you can only get the regulator as part of the pump and it's gonna be around 550 for a new one.

Anyone know of a fix around this on the 98 system??

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Old 11-09-2007, 12:15 PM
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if it were me i would run aa whole new fuel system run an aftermarket regulator on your stock lines and remove the one that is in the tank' that is just me thouh cost you around 200 for everything that you would need done
Old 11-09-2007, 01:06 PM
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I bought just the stock GM in-tank regulator a few years ago for my 98. I will look for the part number.

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That would be helpful, Thanks John
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Here is the AC Delco part number

ACDelco Part # 217-3073


I looked it up here:

http://198.208.187.182/internet/Vehicle.jsp
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Isn't the regulator, on the 98, on the fuel rail? If so, did you not replace it with an aftermarket regulator.
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Originally Posted by LS1MCSS
Isn't the regulator, on the 98, on the fuel rail? If so, did you not replace it with an aftermarket regulator.
It is for 97/98 Corvettes but the regulator is in the tank for the 98 F-Body.

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Oh,, ok.




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