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pressure regulator ???? For what , fuel system ? ABS etc .... If fuel pressure reg. inside gas tank
The fuel pressure regulator is a part of the fuel sender assembly, eliminating the need for a return pipe from the engine. A returnless fuel system reduces the internal temperature of the fuel tank by not returning hot fuel from the engine to the fuel tank. Reducing the internal temperature of the fuel tank results in lower evaporative emissions.
your fuel pump is pretty steep price wise but its not a hard fix been that it's not a car.You have two straps holding the tank,disconnect the positive battery, separate the rubber hose from the tank neck, with the help of a buddy place a hydraulic jack under the tank lower slowly until you disconnect the electrical wires. Once tank is down with a flat head screw driver gently tap the ring anticlockwise once removed take out fuel pump assembly install reverse order.
Check the fuel pressure regulator.Pull the vacuum hose off of the fuel regulator and check for fuel inside hose.If you find fuel replace regulator.Also check map sensor for fuel.
The codes indicate a problem with the fuel tank pressure sensor. One code is for no volts, the other is for high volts. Without a scanner hooked up to monitor. I have to go with you have a bad fuel tank pressure sensor. this is an emissions control sensor. the tank is pressurized and the sensor monitors it for leaks etc. the tank must come out as it is mounted on top of fuel pump module
REMOVAL PROCEDURE
Raise the vehicle.
Remove the fuel tank. Refer to Fuel Tank .
Remove the fuel tank vapor pressure sensor electrical connector.
Remove the fuel tank pressure sensor.
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
Install the fuel tank vapor pressure sensor.
Install the fuel tank vapor pressure sensor electrical connector.
Both the fuel level sensor/sending unit and the fuel tank pressure sensor are located on or in the fuel pump module.
The fuel tank will need to be lowered in order to gain access to the fuel tank pressure sensor which will be the black sensor on top of the fuel pump module.
The fuel tank will need to be removed in order to remove the fuel pump module to gain access to the fuel level sending unit attached to the side of the fuel pump module.
check for a blockage in the line or piched if thats ok
then the is a fuel pressure sensor that can cause a p0446
you have to take the fuel tank out and the sensor is on the fuel pump module
you may want to take it and get the EVAP SYSTEM SMOKE TESTED
hope this helps
if no codes check fuses and connections 4 fuel pump , possible fuel pump going, turn on and listen for hum from tank if comes on than check fuel pressure if low or none fuel pump defective
Gm has a real problem with fuel tank sending units. That is what is wrong. You need a fuel tank sending unit. You can only get them aftermarket with the whole fuel pump module, but you can buy them seperate if you buy it from the dealer.
There are to straps and the filler hose and the vent hose and a wiring harness. You may have to lower the rear first. Also that model may have the EVAP canister mounted to the tank.
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