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Aeromotive 13204 Fuel Pressure Regulator 3-15 Psi Red And Black Universal Each on 2040-parts.com

US $149.99
Location:

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Aeromotive Other Part Number:Aeromotive 13204, AEI-13204 Manufacturer Part Number:13204

 

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Very nice used Aeromotive Fuel Pressure Regulator Part# 13204. This was used for 6 months 1000 miles. Extra fittings 2 -6 O-Ring 1 -8 O-Ring. Over $200 New.
Specs:


 
  • Boost/Vacuum Reference Port
  • Yes
  • Boost/Vacuum Rise Ratio
  • 1:1
  • Fittings Included
  • No
  • Gauge Port
  • Yes
  • Inlet Attachment
  • Female threads
  • Inlet Quantity
  • One
  • Inlet Size
  • -10 AN
  • Mounting Bracket Included
  • Yes
  • Outlet Attachment
  • Female threads
  • Outlet Quantity
  • Two
  • Outlet Size
  • -6 AN
  • Pressure Range (psi)
  • 3-15
  • Quantity
  • Sold individually.
  • Rebuildable
  • Yes
  • Regulator Finish
  • Red anodized
  • Regulator Location
  • Inline
  • Regulator Material
  • Aluminum
  • Regulator Style
  • Return
  • Return Attachment
  • Female threads
  • Return Fitting Size
  • -8 AN
  • Return Quantity
  • Single


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