Bypass FPR silenoid

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Bypass FPR silenoid

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Ok so Im running an "adjustable fuel pressure regulator" and it has 1 vacuum line and is supost to go right to the manifold!! So there is really no need to have the silenoid there!! If i take it off will there be a code because it is not pluged in??
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Also i am bypassing the egr valve so Would it be safe to bypass the silenoids for that too?? Basicly i only need the silenoids for the vics!!! Will it bring up engine lights if i bypass those silenoids??
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eh dude,
i was wondering where you mount your afpr? thanks
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You can't fully remove the solinoid. You will have to leave it connected electically to keep the check engine light off, but you can remove the vac lines from it and run a vac line from your FPR straight to your intake manifold. This is what I've done on a lot of cars. The only thing that solinoid is for is cold start warm up. It closes the valve so the car will warm up faster, no vac to FPR rises the fuel pressure richening the AFR. Unless you live in REALLY cold areas you probably won't notice a differance in warm up.
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Cool..thanks again for the really good answer!!


I mounted mine just over top of all the solenoids..bracket is attached to intake manifold!!
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i was wondering if you just remove the vac lines on the fprc solenoid and leave it that way or do you have to plug them?
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I plugged mine!! but i dont think it matters!!!
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hey thanks dude. do you notice that the car starts a little later now? what did you set your psi to? i'm running 47psi at idle and the rx7 vaf is at 1 click rich. it's running great and i have better throttle response. with the other mods i have and some dyno tuning, i'm making 127whp @6700 rpm. not bad but trying to get 150. do you have aim?
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I was running 48psi...i will have to see in the spring what to run because building all motor so probably going to have to run a little more with the mods im doing!!

do I have aim??
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oh no I dont!!! you could email me though....monstermazda_32@yahoo.ca
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