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How To Measure Fuel Pressure 1983 SC 3.0 With Webers

Hi,

I have a 1983 3.0SC with weber carbs.

I want to check the fuel pressure but sure quite how to do this.

Can someone point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

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The best thing to do , is to go to the PMO website and purchase the fuel pressure regulator that they sell. It is a regulated return and that is vital . Fuel pressure for webers wants to be less than 2.5 psi
This is sound advise ,have fun
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Can check the static pressure by temporarily connecting a fuel pressure gauge to the end of the source line. If using the factory CIS fuel pump, as icarp suggested, it must be pressure-regulated with the factory FP return line to the tank. The suggested FP to the carbs includes all line restrictions including filters, hose connections/adapters and/or shut-off valves.
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HI - I have a fuel pressure regulator already attached but just wanted to check it was delivering as expected as it was fitted by PO.
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you might want to get from our host this tool;-) check the fuel level in your carbs
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A number of guys keep a pressure gauge installed all the time. The stock pump and lines with the correct regulator will work fine.
I am running an aftermarket, Facet, pump. I recently checked my pressure.

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