fule pressure reguator on 4.2

[Jam TVR]

alright, ive just done the inlet 'o' rings as i was told thats why she was running bad, but i have noticed that there is no vacume pipe onto my fule pressure reg, could someone please put up a pic of where it is fed from?? it would be a massive help. or just tell me an area to look for it.

i have checked all arround the inlets and cant see anything.

cheers

[Budaholic]

It doesn't have one because there never was one. Cerb doesn't use it. Cant remember why though!

Bud

[Jam TVR]

it doesnt use the reg?
how does it work then? im very confused, ha.

its my first cerb so please be patient,lol.

[therevday]

If you give Andy a call at APM TVR he will point you in the right direction. 07740723673 he is a top chap and always helpful.

[Budaholic]

Jam TVR said:

it doesnt use the reg?
how does it work then? im very confused, ha.

its my first cerb so please be patient,lol.

Of course the regulator is used, its there. The Cerb doesn't use the vacuum pipe AFAIK.

Bud

Edited by Budaholic on Saturday 16th February 18:34

[GreenV8S]

Budaholic said:

Of course the regulator is used, its there. The Cerb doesn't use the vacuum pipe AFAIK.

^^^ What he said.

[brogenville]

The cerbera doesnt use a vacuum pipe on the fpr becasue the engine managment works on constant fuel pressure. Its different to most cars that use an inlet vacuum feed to obtain a linear increase in fuel pressure, but its not unique.