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Holley Fuel Pressure Regulator -- Which one is it?
I've got a Holley FPR that I picked up from a used parts dealer.
Is there a way to tell if it is the 1-4 vs 4-9 psi variety? The only identifying number on it is 34R-6657B directly above the Holley logo. The Holley site doesn't list any data based on this number, and their photo is the same for both pressure ranges. I assume that the diaphram is the only differentiating factor???. Thanks for your help. Joe Frantz |
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My box has part number 12-804 on it....
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Oops, jus re-read your post. Guess you don't have a box....
Sorry, mine's mounted and the part number is inaccessable. Call a local speed shop.
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Hi Joe:
What color is it? The internal spring is different between the low & high pressure versions.
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Hi Steve:
The regulator is painted blue. It also looks like the re-build kits contain both springs (high & low pressure). Joe |
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