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Car or truck takes too long to start? A fuel pressure regulator could be the problem! In this video, Sue will show you exactly what could be causing the excessive crank and how surprisingly easy it is to fix. We'll delve into the role of the fuel pressure regulator in maintaining steady fuel pressure and ensuring a quick start-up. By identifying whether the regulator is located on the fuel rail or inside the fuel tank, we'll help you conduct a quick diagnosis and provide you with step-by-step guidance on testing its functionality. Say goodbye to those prolonged cranks and hello to hassle-free starts! Watch the video, subscribe to our channel, and never miss another helpful tutorial. Your vehicle will thank you for it!

0:00 Car or Truck Cranks Too Long Before Starting? The Fuel Pressure Regulator Could Be the Problem
1:10 Figure Out Which Type of Fuel Pump You Have
1:40 Vehicles With the Fuel Regulator in the Engine Compartment
2:24 You Can Test a Vacuum Activated Regulator With a Vacuum Pump
3:46 Testing a Fuel Regulator That's in the Pump With a Pressure Gauge
8:39 Engine Side Fuel Regulators Are Easy to Replace!
10:45 SUBSCRIBE! | Shop 1AAuto.com Link Below!

🔧 List of tools used:
• Fuel Pressure Tester
• Vacuum Tester

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