installing greddy ebc, where is the vacuum line for the fpr??
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installing greddy ebc, where is the vacuum line for the fpr??
Ok guys, newbie here... installing a greddy BspecII, on the manual it states that i should 't' off the fuel pressure regulator.. Now since this would be used to measure boost, couldn't i just 't' off the boost guage i have now? or does it have to go to the fpr vacuum source?? I am confused, help me out guys! and oh yea, where exactly is the fpr?? its so much easier to find on hondas, or maybe im just not looking hard enough! any help is appreciated, thanks~!
Originally posted by mexicanpizza
If you tee'd off the small BPV hose, you already tee'd off the FPR hose.
If you tee'd off the small BPV hose, you already tee'd off the FPR hose.

the factory FPR hose is VERY short, and in the passenger's side front of the engine. i believe that it plumbs into the manifold at the #1 intake runner. iirc, the BOV hose plumbs into underside of the plenum.
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This is your FPR. The FPR vac line comes out of the top of the FPR and into the intake manifold. As Ken said, it is very short.
That being said, I would NOT recommend connecting anything to this line. This line is how the FPR senses boost and raises fuel pressure accordingly. Breaking the line to add a tee could produce a leak which might cause critical fuel pressure loss during a high boost situation.
Tapping in at the BOV line will work fine. This is how most people tap their EBC's and boost gauges.
As far as ignition power source (I assume you mean power only when the key is turned), you can pick several at the interior fuse box.
That being said, I would NOT recommend connecting anything to this line. This line is how the FPR senses boost and raises fuel pressure accordingly. Breaking the line to add a tee could produce a leak which might cause critical fuel pressure loss during a high boost situation.
Tapping in at the BOV line will work fine. This is how most people tap their EBC's and boost gauges.
As far as ignition power source (I assume you mean power only when the key is turned), you can pick several at the interior fuse box.
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