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It would be a bit difficult to predict. But if you damaged a regulator enough to effect its function, you would of course see the fuel pressure not being properly
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It would be a bit difficult to predict. But if you damaged a regulator enough to effect its function, you would of course see the fuel pressure not being properly regulated, which would lead to causing richer or leaner burns depending on its new behavior. If your A/F is safe, I wouldnt worry about it.
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