Fuel Pressure Regulator Repair Kits

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Fuel Pressure Regulator Repair Kits

A fuel pressure regulator keeps fuel pressure steady so the injectors get a consistent supply. Over time its internal parts can wear. That can show up as pressure that drifts, a fuel leak or a fuel smell near the regulator. A repair kit lets you refresh an existing regulator instead of replacing the whole unit. This is useful if you already run an aftermarket regulator that suits your setup.

We have 3 in-stock repair kits, all from Aeromotive. Options include the Aeromotive EFI Regulator Repair Kit (for 13101/13109/13151/13159/13114) and the Aeromotive EFI Regulator Repair Kit (for 13105/13155/13106/13107/13115/13116/13129). Each kit lists the regulator models it is meant to service.

  • Find the model number on your regulator and match it to the kit listing.
  • Confirm that your regulator is an EFI unit covered by the kit.
  • Relieve fuel system pressure and work in a well-ventilated area before taking the regulator apart.
  • After reassembly, check fuel pressure with a gauge and look for leaks.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

Fuel Pressure Regulator Repair Kits

A fuel pressure regulator keeps fuel pressure steady so the injectors get a consistent supply. Over time its internal parts can wear. That can show up as pressure that drifts, a fuel leak or a fuel smell near the regulator. A repair kit lets you refresh an existing regulator instead of replacing the whole unit. This is useful if you already run an aftermarket regulator that suits your setup.

We have 3 in-stock repair kits, all from Aeromotive. Options include the Aeromotive EFI Regulator Repair Kit (for 13101/13109/13151/13159/13114) and the Aeromotive EFI Regulator Repair Kit (for 13105/13155/13106/13107/13115/13116/13129). Each kit lists the regulator models it is meant to service.

  • Find the model number on your regulator and match it to the kit listing.
  • Confirm that your regulator is an EFI unit covered by the kit.
  • Relieve fuel system pressure and work in a well-ventilated area before taking the regulator apart.
  • After reassembly, check fuel pressure with a gauge and look for leaks.

To narrow the list, pick your vehicle to see what fits.