ok sorrry i thaught you were talking about something else on the other post. Im not really sure where it is it will have to be on the fuel line somewhere. You can test the fuel preasure with a tester and make sure its got the right PSI.
Where is the fuel pressure regulator on my car? Or does it have something similiar?
On the fuel rail, has a vacuum line going to it.
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1964 Thunderbird Hardtop- Chantily Beige- 390 FE 4V V8-Uncle's Car
1966 Thunderbird Convertible- Red- 390 FE 4V V8- Uncle's other car- waiting for paint and body work!!!
1967 Mustang Convertible- Blue- 289 V8- helping a friend re-assemble this classic
Thanks for your help, i have a pretty good running car now. It wasnt the regulator, it was a clogged fuel filter. All that trouble over a 4$ part. lol.
The motor mounts were completely demolished. The motor was moving up and down about 3" There was no rubber left, all that was left was metal.
I can now without worry
Now....... time for the performance parts
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1993 Thunderbird LX, Stroked 4.2L Complete Cold Air Intake, AOD w/stage 2 shift kit(soon to be 5speed)
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