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Anyone know what pieces are needed to add the fuel test port to the right side of the fuel pressure regulator? I want to relocate sampling port from under the hood to the trunk where the regulator sits.
Adding Sampling port to Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator
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, 11-30-2020 07:48 PM
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Posted 11-30-2020 07:48 PM
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Posted 12-01-2020 10:16 AM
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I put an AN "T" with tube nut to one side and a Jiffy-Tite quick connect from Pegasus (not sure if 3000 or 5000 series) so I can also use it to pump the tank out with the quick connect female attached to a length of fuel line to a gas can.
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Posted 12-01-2020 11:34 AM
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I believe it is a 6AN male the will screw into the spare port on the right if your FPR looks like the picture above? I also used the jiffy tite!
https://www.jegs.com...NBoCZSkQAvD_BwE
you will need the female as well for your hose!
Also...if I remember correctly...there is no flare in the FPR and these are not tapered threads...oring, crush washer, gray sealant may be necessary. Point being look close!!
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I have that fitting under my hood but no connector to draw the fuel out. I looked arond at the link from Jegs but was not able to find what I needed. Can anyone tell me the 'female' part that I need?
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I have that fitting under my hood but no connector to draw the fuel out. I looked arond at the link from Jegs but was not able to find what I needed. Can anyone tell me the 'female' part that I need?
Not sure what picture/link you are referring to...but this is the female to the jiffy tite 3000 series I believe(connect to a hose!)
https://www.jegs.com.../31506/10002/-1
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Not sure what picture/link you are referring to...but this is the female to the jiffy tite 3000 series I believe(connect to a hose!)
Bingo - that's exactly what I need, thanks.
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PSA - don't use white teflon tape to seal the threads (ask me how I know). The regulator uses an ORB-6 fitting (which requires an o-ring - you can swap the one that comes with the "plug" to the new fitting), but for the side that goes into your quick connect, permatex makes a fuel safe thread sealant.
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