Where can I find the fuel pressure regulator in a 2007 Chevy Avalanche?

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• Dale b Aug 20, 2020

  The fuel pressure regulator for the 2007 Chevy Avalanche is situated at the tail end of the fuel line and connects to the vehicle's injectors. In order to find the fuel regulator, you need to start by locating and tracing the fuel line in your car, eventually reaching the spot where the fuel enters the engine.

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• Jonathan Bard Nov 20, 2020

  The Fuel Pressure Regulator (FPR) for the 2007 Chevy Avalanche is a component of the fuel pump assembly, situated inside the fuel tank.

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• Key Dec 2, 2023

  If the 8th character in the VIN number of your Chevy Avalanche is "0", then the fuel pressure regulator (FPR) is included as part of the fuel pump assembly inside the tank.

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• Rhonda G. Aug 6, 2023

  I am aware that the fuel pressure regulator for my 2007 Chevy Avalanche is situated on the fuel pump. I believe its location varies depending on the engine type, as indicated by the eighth character of the vehicle identification number (VIN). For instance, even if you have a 5.3L engine, the specifics may differ based on whether the eighth VIN digit is 3, 0, 8, J, or T.

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• Roberta S. Jul 27, 2023

  The fuel pump in my 2007 Chevy Avalanche is not situated on the top of the engine; instead, it is housed within the fuel tank as a component of the fuel pump assembly.

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• Mundia Nawa Apr 10, 2023

  The fuel pressure regulator for a 2007 Avalanche can be found on the fuel rail atop the engine, not in the gas tank. On the other hand, the fuel sensor is positioned inside the gas tank.

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