OEM Dodge Neon Fuel Pressure Regulator

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Dodge Neon Fuel Pressure Regulator is a low key but a very important part to ensure that this powerful compact is running. The Dodge Neon was popular with the young drivers due to its punchy 2 liter engine and light weight, and affordable sticker price, that offered young drivers with the exciting performance without costing them a fortune. The Neon has a lot of headroom and comfortable seats inside and the Dodge engineers had to work on the suspension to ensure it turned the corner very fast without compromising on the ride quality, so even a trip to school or work is an adventure. The Dodge Neon is valued by its owners due to its combination of sportiness with easy maintenance, availability of parts and the great fuel economy that helps to stretch weekend. The Fuel Pressure Regulator is located on the fuel rail and is like a traffic cop to the gasoline, whereby the correct amount is passed on to the injectors and the rest goes back to the tank to maintain the throttle response quick and emissions low. Wear on this Fuel Pressure Regulator will create hard starts or rough idle as the mixture will either be rich or lean. Periodical checks of the Fuel Pressure Regulator will allow the Dodge Neon to achieve factory mileage and have the spark plugs last longer. Drivers who have good Fuel Pressure Regulator experience easier acceleration and longer life of the pump. Change it over, depressurize, unscrew the old one, install a new component with a new O-ring, reconnect, prime, look for leaks.