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Old 02-01-2004, 10:32 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default 97 accent fuel pressure regulator ???

I own the SOHC model....The RPW website it says about fuel problems in our cars and should be upgraded. My question is the GT model houses the DOHC engine but the same size 1.5L. I would imagine the FPR would fit and should have a higher pressure value than the SOHC because DOHC lets more air in obviously. Let me know if anyone tried this or if it would work.
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Default Re: 97 accent fuel pressure regulator ???

Just buy a Malpassi Adjustable Fuel-Pressure Regulator.....you can buy one made to fit your Accent here:-
http://www.performancestylingcentre.com.au/frmain.htm
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Default Re: 97 accent fuel pressure regulator ???

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Just buy a Malpassi Adjustable Fuel-Pressure Regulator.....you can buy one made to fit your Accent here:-
http://www.performancestylingcentre.com.au/frmain.htm
Cheers,
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will the fpr for the x3 1.5 sohc also fit the LC 1.5 sohc?
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