Standard Ignition Fuel Injection Pressure Regulator P/N:PR413
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition PR271 fuel injection pressure regulator for the 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.4L or 2.7L and other vehicles regulates the fuel pressure supplied to the injectors.
A failing regulator can show up as hard starting, a rough idle or poor fuel economy. A clogged fuel filter can produce trouble like that too, so these signs alone do not prove the regulator is at fault.
One regulator goes on each listed engine. The part is listed for a wide range of Toyota, Suzuki and Pontiac models, including the 1996-2000 Toyota 4Runner 4-cylinder 2.7L and the 1998-2001 Suzuki Swift 4-cylinder 1.3L.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel injection pressure regulator with an O-ring and a caution sheet.
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Does the Standard Ignition PR271 fit a 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma 4-cylinder 2.4L or 2.7L?
Yes, the Standard Ignition PR271 is listed for the 1995-2004 Toyota Tacoma with the 2.4L or 2.7L 4-cylinder. If your car is not named here, look it up in the "Vehicles it fits" section and match the year and engine.
Does the PR271 regulator come with an O-ring?
Yes. The package has the regulator, an O-ring and a caution sheet.
Is the Standard Ignition PR271 a return-type regulator, and how many ports does it have?
Yes, the Standard Ignition PR271 is a return-type regulator with three ports and an angled nipple. It is made of steel and rubber with a silver finish.
How can I tell if my fuel injection pressure regulator is going bad?
Hard starting, a rough idle or a fuel smell can mean the regulator is failing. Testing fuel pressure involves the fuel system, so a shop should do it.
What testing did the PR271 go through?
The PR271 went through 200+ hours of vibration testing, 1000+ hours of extreme heat and cold operational testing and on-vehicle testing.
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