Standard Ignition Fuel Injection Pressure Regulator P/N:PR46
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition PR462 fuel injection pressure regulator for the 2003 Dodge Sprinter 2500 5-cylinder 2.7L and other vehicles controls the fuel pressure in the injection system.
A worn regulator can show up as hard starting, uneven acceleration or a fuel smell near the engine. Other fuel system parts can produce these symptoms too, so before replacing it, look over the regulator and its fittings with the engine off and cool for wet spots or cracks. A shop can pressure-test the system.
It fits the 2003 Dodge Sprinter 2500 5-cylinder 2.7L and the 2003 Dodge Sprinter 3500 5-cylinder 2.7L, and each takes one regulator.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel injection pressure regulator and a caution sheet. A reference port is not included.
Interchange: 2-199030 · 800-574
24170 · 5080462AA · 5080462AB · 6652020040
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Does the Standard Ignition PR462 fit a 2003 Dodge Sprinter 3500 5-cylinder 2.7L?
Yes. Standard Ignition PR462 fits the 2003 Dodge Sprinter 3500 5-cylinder 2.7L, and each vehicle takes one regulator.
Is the Standard Ignition fuel injection pressure regulator returnless?
Yes. Standard Ignition PR462 is a returnless type. It is adjustable and has one inlet and one outlet.
Does the PR462 pressure regulator come with a reference port?
No. A reference port is not included. The box holds the regulator and a caution sheet.
Is this pressure regulator made for a diesel fuel system?
Yes. It is made for a diesel fuel system and has a single outlet.
How is the Standard Ignition PR462 tested?
It goes through 200+ hours of vibration testing, 1000+ hours of extreme heat and cold operational testing and on-vehicle testing.
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