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Originally Posted by turtle64b 42psi is low. Also, you 100% have a fuel leak. Pressure should remain in the system long after you turn the car off. Like many hours.
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But I only just asked CJM this earlier today, and they said that aftermarket regulators are not designed to hold pressure after the pump is off. Some will hold pressure for a few moments and some will drop to 0 immediatly, and some might drop pressure halfway and take time to bleed the rest out.
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