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where is the fuel regulater

can some one please tell me where the fuel regulater is in a 1989 vr4 imported galant

any help many thanks.
 

TylerAdamson

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Assuming its a 4g63 motor, it should be on the timing belt side of the fuel rail.
 

thanks heaps tyler have been trying to nut out no fule going through injectors and my last guess is not enough fule presure replaced fuel pump with one out of a magna.
and have spark and power at injectors and will fire with fuel spray into throttle boddy

will let you know how i go with it

cheers

forman
 

Quoting FORMAN:
thanks heaps tyler have been trying to nut out no fule going through injectors and my last guess is not enough fule presure replaced fuel pump with one out of a magna.
and have spark and power at injectors and will fire with fuel spray into throttle boddy

will let you know how i go with it

cheers

forman



Try to use "normal" English. Most people don't like having to decypher your message and won't read/reply to it.

Anyway, your Fuel Pressure regulator is on the timing belt side of your fuel rail. Pretty easy to spot.
 

Ok firstly

Mr galantgti sorry for missing punctuation in my very first hasty post

Secondly

Thanks heaps TylerAdamson the car is now running great

Thirdly

I tried to explain that every thing was working correctly. Like fuel up to the injection fuel rail. The motor would start if an injector cleaner was sprayed into the throttle body. I thought that not enough fuel pressure was there to spray though the injectors. I was also informed that the injectors were working on my friend’s car; to witch this post was for.

I tested the injectors and fuel reg today and found that the injectors were in fact not firing at all. I then pulled out the ECU and found that a chip in the ECU had in fact exploded. I fitted a replacement ECU and now he is happy as pig in sh*t.

Again thanks heaps to TylerAdamson for taking the time read my post and help me out.

I would also like to thank every one else on the forum and the creator of this site as we can now have fun with our galant VR4 Jap imports.

Regards

Forman
 
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