Yeah, we just got lucky with the car. I've never seen anything like that at a yard sale! I could have easily replaced the FPR myself but I had already paid $$ upfront for a diagnosis. They applied the money for diagnosis towards installing the FPR. The cost was a wash and I don't have a pressure gauge for diagnosing. The pressure was around 20 and 38 is recommended. So, theoretically, the fuel pressure was too low but the car ran better than it does now. Not sure why.