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09-06-2010, 05:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
karol999 SE-R Newbie Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Poland Feedback Score: 0 reviews	SR20de - fuel preasure I have Nissan Primera P10 2.0 i (multiple injection). How big preasure should be between fuel filter (or fuel pump) and fuel regulator on idle, in following context ? My measures show: - 2.4 bar, when attached vacuum hose from intake manifold to fuel regulator, - 3.1 bar, when detached (and blinded) vacuum hose from intake manifold to fuel regulator. Generally I am looking for reason of ignition drop-outs and not stable idling.

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