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Hodge 07-30-2024 07:00 PM

In tank fuel regulator bypass
 
Hey everyone.

I am currently putting together a fuel return kit. The sticking point is the OEM fuel pressure regulator. What are you guys using to bypass this. I have seen Z1 and CJM do kits but im interested to know if anyone has completed a DIY delete without pricey delete kits.

Averying 07-30-2024 07:50 PM

Interested if anyone has a solution. CJM has a return fuel pump kit for ~$150 that has the basics but it’s more components than just the regulator delete.


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Hodge 07-31-2024 04:13 AM

I can put together the rest of the kit no problem at all. It’s the regulator delete piece I’m stuck with. There’s nothing technical to it, it’s free flowing but the issue is it needs to be the correct size to fit in the location where the OEM regulator sat. I’m guessing with it being a return it won’t be under any kind of load.

phunk 08-04-2024 03:39 PM

Just FYI the return line in a 370z is pressurized, as high or nearly as high as the feed line at some moments.

Hodge 08-05-2024 08:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phunk (Post 4052147)
Just FYI the return line in a 370z is pressurized, as high or nearly as high as the feed line at some moments.

Will this change when using it as a return or is it pressurized due to the Venturi system?

phunk 08-05-2024 08:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hodge (Post 4052164)
Will this change when using it as a return or is it pressurized due to the Venturi system?

Yes it is pressurized due to the venturi system. So return or returnless doesnt change it, that only changes how long the plumbing between the regulator and the venturi is. The venturi system operates on a principle of pressure differential, so to relieve the backpressure would be to kill the venturis.

Hodge 08-06-2024 04:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by phunk (Post 4052165)
Yes it is pressurized due to the venturi system. So return or returnless doesnt change it, that only changes how long the plumbing between the regulator and the venturi is. The venturi system operates on a principle of pressure differential, so to relieve the backpressure would be to kill the venturis.

That’s really good information to know, thank you buddy.

IsaacJ 08-06-2024 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Hodge (Post 4052076)
Hey everyone.

I am currently putting together a fuel return kit. The sticking point is the OEM fuel pressure regulator. What are you guys using to bypass this. I have seen Z1 and CJM do kits but im interested to know if anyone has completed a DIY delete without pricey delete kits.

I am actually in the process of trying to piece together my own system as well. Do you have a write up or breakdown of everything you are using?


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