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Really quick question... right at the end of the swap!
Hey guys, I am literally posting from my garage. I am about 10 minutes away from a complete SR20VE swap.
I have a question. There is one vacuum line remaining, and I have no idea where it goes. It is a vacuum line going from the fuel pump, the nipple is facing towards the passenger side.
What is this, and where does it hook up?
This should be the exact same as a lowport setup... Let me know asap, I wanna hear her purr.
Maybe the fuel pressure regulator? If so, there is a fuel pulse damper (looks like another FPR) on the passenger side of the engine.
Is that what you're referring to?
No, it's definately coming off the fuel pump.
Big black can on the drivers side. On it there are two small nipples that look like the take vacuum lines. The top one goes to intake manifold, the other I have no idea what it does.
i'm not sure about even carbon canister, maybe cruse controal..... you should have one line coming up off the trans that doesn't connect to anything. just a breather...
On mine, the right line goes to the fuel tank. The top left one goes to the vac pipes down the back of the intake (where the EGR solenoid is) and the one under it goes to the intake on the back of the plenum.
i got it goin into a y, with one line hitting a egr solonoid, which you don't have...the other goes to the vacume galley thing under the tb that you may not have either....
Well mine is stock (although it's a UK Primera) and that line goes to a Y piece which splits off to the BPT and to the vac gallery bit with the EGR solenoid at the bottom of it.
just a reminder before you turn the key... kus i've done this. the fpr regulates the ammount of fuel being released from the rail, not going into it. so the line with the fuel filter should not be pluged into the fuel pressure regulator.