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Fuel pressure regulator. What year fuel rail are you using or should I ask is it the early two piece rail or the later one piece?

Are you going to try to utilize that one?

@MyDatsun240Z

Beck Arnley 072-1258 Amazon has it and a bunch of other sources.

I’ve got a full set from my 280 when I did the disc conversion. Send me a pm if you need something.

@matt90gt, A lot of folks search the forum as you well know looking for problem solving clues. By chance did you have an opportunity to go back and edit your strategy for the vacuum canister. Reason I mention is it’s human nature to not read the entire thread. I know I’m guilty of that myself. Thanks for the input and welcome to the forum.

Mine ran around 32 after the initial start. Mine bled off rather quickly meaning over but was never a problem on a cold start.

Shipping will cost more than the grommets. Buy a few!!

It’s all in his “Magic Bag of Tricks”. What color is that bag anyway??😂

Check the ohm rating in the FSM for your car. Amazon has a good selection including Bosch. One of the 240 guys here could probably advise.

I’ve always asked folks here. Have you checked the coil?

My experience is having one guy pushing downward as far as you can and the other tightening the bolts.

There have been a lot of folks that made the conversion and swear it’s a night and day difference.

Out of curiosity, Are the cages designed the same meaning the blades on the cage itself.

Thought it would have been alot more and that’s why he didn’t take it.

How much money would EBay get out of the deal?

My two cents would be to go the rock auto route. You have dodged one bullet already IMO.

Boots are relatively inexpensive. Gluing itIMO won’t hold up. The trans boot might be deteriorating as well.

I’m not an expert nor have I attempted this before. My initial thought would be just to connect one wire and try that first. I’m sure you’ll find an answer here from someone that’s been down that road.

Wrong post

Had many issues with my kit. I bought the performance pipe instead of a header. None of it fit right. They told me they have never had a complaint. Had to take it to a muffler shop where they cut it every where.

With that being sad have the rest of you guys noticed that in recent months that parts from individual sellers have gotten insane.

@jfa.series1might know

Speaking of POR15, I’m sure most folks here have bought a can no matter the size, Use it once and attempt to reseal it the best you can only to find out a while later that when you finally get the can open that expensive POR 15 is dried up!! Went to a fellow members shop in Al. No it was not @siteunseen!! Kenny showed me a trick that was passed on to him. When you buy a new can Don’t open it. Take a punch one hole on each side of the lid. Take two lag screws and put ‘em in. When you’re ready to pour remove both screws. Pour out what you need in a disposable cup, reinstall the screws flip it upside down to seal the screws and you’re ready for next time. He’s had this can for over a year and used it multiple times. Maybe it’s an old trick but a first for me. Hope that helps someone out there.

The brass adapter is 45 not 90 degrees. To tight to use a 90 degree adapter.