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whitelightning603 · 12-13-2011, 01:27 PM

Sorry for the late reply, long hours at work lately. The tank selector valve that I replaced was identical to the new one, so I reused the existing fuel lines which consisted of factory hard lines crimped to rubber fuel line (single fuel injection clamps). Since they were difficult to take off and put on, I assumed they were OK. However now that you lead me in that direction, I believe I need to replace those. How else are we going to isolate the problem, right? Thanks for the encouragement. I'll keep you all posted.

12-13-2011, 01:27 PM	#8
whitelightning603 Registered User Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Tobaccoville,NC Posts: 23	Re: No fuel pressure regulator? Sorry for the late reply, long hours at work lately. The tank selector valve that I replaced was identical to the new one, so I reused the existing fuel lines which consisted of factory hard lines crimped to rubber fuel line (single fuel injection clamps). Since they were difficult to take off and put on, I assumed they were OK. However now that you lead me in that direction, I believe I need to replace those. How else are we going to isolate the problem, right? Thanks for the encouragement. I'll keep you all posted. __________________ 87 Silverado 5.3/4L60E 3.42 91 Silverado 4X4 350/700R4 88 Silverado CrewCab Dually 454/TH400 - sold 81 Camaro 350/4 speed ROC (ruff old car) 02 Camaro SS LS1/T56 13 Dodge Charger Hemi (state surplus patrol car)