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Where is the fuel presure regulator at on a 96 v6 grand cher

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FUEL PRESSURE REGULATOR IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE FUEL PUMP MODULE CANT BE REPLACED SEPARATELY.

  • Brian Schlau
    Brian Schlau Mar 27, 2019

    The regulator CAN be changed. Remove the fuel pump assembly from tank. Remove and replace regulator (Be sure it's a 49 lbs regulator if it's a 1996). Reinstall fuel pump assembly in tank.

  • Brian Schlau
    Brian Schlau May 12, 2019

    This is for a regular Cherokee, 4.0L, NOT the Gran Cherokee

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