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Fitting Sard Fuel Pressure Reg To A R34 Gtt

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hi all ,

just a small question on sone help with the install of a sard fpr on my r34 gtt

the fuel pressure reg it came with (2) blue screw in parts that fit the" fpr " and a adaptor part that fits my fuel rail, is that all the parts i need to fit it .

i think maybe some fuel line pipe & clamps will be needed but how it fits to the fuel rail i have no idea i understand that the top part is for the vac and the other two, one is for return and the other is for the rail.

i'm thinking i need a nother part to screw into the part that goes into the fue rail adaptor like the blue pice that screws in to the reg....

so to make things clear in this pack i have (1) fuel pressure reg (2) blue screw in pieces and (1) blue adaptor piece with a little black rubber ring is that all i need for the fitting of this sard fuel reg to my r34 gtt..

so any help with would be great i'm a novice at this as you can tell. an install guide for this or an explanation of how it fits together would be a lifesaver.

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shouldnt the supplier have supplied you with fitting instructions and a list of parts?

hi all ,

just a small question on sone help with the install of a sard fpr on my r34 gtt

the fuel pressure reg it came with (2) blue screw in parts that fit the" fpr " and a adaptor part that fits my fuel rail, is that all the parts i need to fit it .

i think maybe some fuel line pipe & clamps will be needed but how it fits to the fuel rail i have no idea i understand that the top part is for the vac and the other two, one is for return and the other is for the rail.

i'm thinking i need a nother part to screw into the part that goes into the fue rail adaptor like the blue pice that screws in to the reg....

so to make things clear in this pack i have (1) fuel pressure reg (2) blue screw in pieces and (1) blue adaptor piece with a little black rubber ring is that all i need for the fitting of this sard fuel reg to my r34 gtt..

so any help with would be great i'm a novice at this as you can tell. an install guide for this or an explanation of how it fits together would be a lifesaver.

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