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under the intake manifold between the fuel rails to replace you need to remove atleast one of the fuel rails to spread them apart for the regulator its not a very hard thing to do just be careful with removing the intake
The fuel pressure regulator. its on the end of the fuel rail. pull the vacuum hose off the regulator and look inside. If the inside of the hose is wet with fuel, the regulator is bad.
check your fuel pressure regulator. its on your fuel rail. after you have had it runningpull the vacum line off of the fuel pressure reg and if you see fuel there its bad and needs to get changed and that being bad will cause a hard starting problem
Double check all freeze plugs they have been known to cause funky problems, that also could be the fuel pressure regulator malfuctioning...
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