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The fuel pressure regulator is attached to the fuel rail with a vacuum hose attached to it. If you turn the key in the on postition, the fuel system will pressurize.Take off the vacuum hose from the FPR (key still in the on position) to see if any fuel is leaking to the vacuum side of the rubber diaphram. If it is, your fuel pressure regulator is bad. I don't know about its cost but its definatly not $750.
The best online manual I have seen is on www.alldatadiy.com . It costs $25 but it is really comprehensive.
The fuel pressure regulator is attached to the fuel rail with a vacuum hose attached to it. If you turn the key in the on postition, the fuel system will pressurize.Take off the vacuum hose from the FPR (key still in the on position) to see if any fuel is leaking to the vacuum side of the rubber diaphram. If it is, your fuel pressure regulator is bad. I don't know about its cost but its definatly not $750.
The best online manual I have seen is on www.alldatadiy.com . It costs $25 but it is really comprehensive.