The SKP SKPR162 fuel pressure regulator for the 1994-1999 Ford Mustang 3.8L / 4.6L / 5.0L and other vehicles controls how much fuel reaches the engine.
A faulty fuel pressure regulator can rob the engine of power and cause hesitation. A clogged fuel filter, a weak fuel pump or dirty injectors can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you order a regulator.
The 1994-1998 Ford F-150 4.2L / 4.6L / 5.0L / 5.4L / 5.8L and the 1994-1998 Ford F-250 4.6L / 5.0L / 5.4L / 5.8L / 7.5L fit this regulator along with many other vehicles, at one per vehicle. Look up any vehicle not named here in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
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Is the SKPR162 a fuel pressure regulator for the 1994-1998 Ford F-150 4.2L / 4.6L / 5.0L / 5.4L / 5.8L?
Yes, the SKP SKPR162 is listed for that truck with each of those engines, and each truck takes one regulator.
Is the SKP SKPR162 the right fuel pressure regulator for a 1994-1999 Ford Mustang 3.8L / 4.6L / 5.0L?
Yes, the SKP SKPR162 is listed for the 3.8L, 4.6L and 5.0L engines of that car, one regulator per car. For a different vehicle, search the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Is this SKP regulator built to OE specifications?
Yes. It is made to OE specifications and engineered to match the original design, which makes for a straightforward installation.
Can a bad fuel pressure regulator cause hesitation and low power?
Yes, a faulty regulator can rob the engine of power and cause hesitation. Fuel pressure testing needs the engine running, so have a shop do it.
Can a new fuel pressure regulator improve gas mileage?
It can help. Maintaining proper fuel pressure helps the engine run more efficiently, which may lead to better mileage.
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