FPR lying down OK?
I monuted my Sard FPR in a lying down position today, as the top ended up 'in the hood' when it was positioned standing up.
Will this cause me any problems/do I have to find a standing up solution?
How are they constructed inside anyway?
/Adam
Will this cause me any problems/do I have to find a standing up solution?
How are they constructed inside anyway?
/Adam
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From: Slowly rebuilding the kit of bits into a car...
Pressure is fed to a diaphragm inside, so as boost rises so does fuel pressure, doesn't matter which way up it is really, as it has a spring inside.
imho
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imho
DunxC
SX regulator instructions state their regs should be located upright i.e. with the internal spring located vertically. Not sure what their reason is, but maybe over many years of operation there is some uneven wear in the components if located on its side (spring, diaphragm etc).... optimum position is therefore vertical.
There's a strong possibility my SX reg has failed due to non-vertical positioning... am replacing it tomorrow so will know for sure if it's failed.
Unlikely you'll have an issue but probably best to locate as recommended if you can. HTH
There's a strong possibility my SX reg has failed due to non-vertical positioning... am replacing it tomorrow so will know for sure if it's failed.
Unlikely you'll have an issue but probably best to locate as recommended if you can. HTH
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