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Bernard Holland Posted on Jun 08, 2015
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How do you replace a fuel pressure regulator in a 1996 Chevrolet C-1500 4.3 Vortek engine?

I have a fuel pressure problem replaced the fuel pump, Filter,and some of the lines but still will not pump more than 20psi need about 60psi in this engine my next step is the fuel pressure gauge I know it is under the intake but don't know how to accomplish this task, engine turns over but won't start pour fuel in the throtel body and it starts but does not run.

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Shop manual will give step by step, with photos and proper torque specs. These are cheap--why do people resist buying one?

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