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YOUR RESEARCHWhere's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

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Replace along

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I replaced along with 100 other parts during an elective rebuild.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?
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Check i can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge

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My gauge also has a bleeder valve so once I'm done checking I can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge with virtually no fuel spill..

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Use air conditioner pressure gauge

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it was kind of deep and they needed extra threads so they used an air conditioner pressure gauge with deeper threading from Harbor freight.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

good idea

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Probably a good idea to replace as long as you're depressurized.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Check i can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge

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My gauge also has a bleeder valve so once I'm done checking I can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge with virtually no fuel spill..

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Disconnect feed line

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In some cases you use a interposed T, basically you disconnect the feed line,

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?
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Check i can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge

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My gauge also has a bleeder valve so once I'm done checking I can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge with virtually no fuel spill..

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Disconnect feed line

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In some cases you use a interposed T, basically you disconnect the feed line,

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Replace along

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I replaced along with 100 other parts during an elective rebuild.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Test pump

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If your just testing the pump, it can be done on the gas tank end by disconnecting the

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Use air conditioner pressure gauge

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it was kind of deep and they needed extra threads so they used an air conditioner pressure gauge with deeper threading from Harbor freight.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?

Use interposed t, basically you

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In some cases you use a interposed T, basically you disconnect the feed line,

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?
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good idea

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Probably a good idea to replace as long as you're depressurized.

Where's a good link for testing fuel pressure?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can you expect to rent / borrow a fuel pressure tester at your flaps? How hard is it to access that port?

POST 2Original post

Not all cars have the pressure port and its not consistent on the 996 near as I can tell. In some cases you use a interposed T, basically you disconnect the feed line, and a t goes in the feed line and rail that has a extra port for the gauge. If your just testing the pump, it can be done on the gas tank end by disconnecting the feed and hooking a gauge to the pump output. You only turn it on for 10 seconds to see peak pressure. Oreillys has the gauge for rent, (free if you return it after use.. ) its their loaner tool program. You may need to buy adapter fittings since the Porsche stuff is a bit unique.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Called O'Reilly's. They do have them. I read someone said it's a standard Schrader type valve access port. it was kind of deep and they needed extra threads so they used an air conditioner pressure gauge with deeper threading from Harbor freight. Should be passenger side on the fuel rail. Tried to do a search but didn't get any good hits.

POST 4Original post

The port is on the passenger side fuel rail near the middle and is covered by a brass cap. It’s fairly easy to access. You want 48psi while idling and 55psi when engine is shut off.

POST 5Original post

996 fuel rail with new pressure regulator and cap

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POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18742151

Thanks Tex. Easy to access in the car? Pictures usually show engine out and then it looks really easy.

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 18742864

Yes, airbox removal will make it easier to reach, but is not completely necessary.

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18742274

Nice. Doug, looks like a standard valve from here. Schrader, right? Was yours bad?

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 18744540

Yes, Shrader type. I don't know if it was bad or not. I replaced along with 100 other parts during an elective rebuild. You could say I got carried away

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Quotes source post: 18744596

Its not being carried away... its being thorough... very very thorough...

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What's up with the 993 part number you show in the photo? Is that for the valve or the pressure regulator?

POST 13Original post

FWIW, I believe the Schrader in the fuel line is a "hydraulic" rated part, its o-ring is fuel rated. That being said, when I check fuel pressure I remove the Schrader so my relatively large gauge gets a full volume My gauge also has a bleeder valve so once I'm done checking I can bleed pressure off and remove the gauge with virtually no fuel spill.. I never remove a gauge from a hot motor whether the valve is in or not.. No car-be-que for me....

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It's the fuel pressure valve: https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/99311021700.htm?pn=993-110-217-00-OEM l

POST 15 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 18745608

Good advice. I didn't know there was such thing as fuel rated Schrader valve. How do you find those? Probably a good idea to replace as long as you're depressurized. That O-ring can't last forever.

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