Lots of gas--- Flooded 94 SL1
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O.K. has anyone had a problem with too much fuel in the throttle body on a 94 SL1. When i crank it over it fills the bowl after 3 or four revolutions and floods it out. can the injector be the problem or maybe the fuel pressure regulator if so where the heck is the regulator located????? PS i unhooked the fuel lines and it'll starts and runstill it runs out of gas.....HELP ANYONE PLEASE Edited by: KennyT42
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Kenny,
The fuel pressure regulator is on the back of the throttle body unit. It's actually built into it. There is a way to get it working again, in most cases. You need to disconnect both fuel lines then use a blow gun hooked up to an air compressor and blow air into one of the lines while holding your finger over the other and keep blocking and unblocking the line with you finger. Try not to use a high amount fo air pressure. When you hear a loud fluttering sound, continuously, then it shoul work fine. Hope this helps. good luck.
The fuel pressure regulator is on the back of the throttle body unit. It's actually built into it. There is a way to get it working again, in most cases. You need to disconnect both fuel lines then use a blow gun hooked up to an air compressor and blow air into one of the lines while holding your finger over the other and keep blocking and unblocking the line with you finger. Try not to use a high amount fo air pressure. When you hear a loud fluttering sound, continuously, then it shoul work fine. Hope this helps. good luck.
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