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Will any year jeep XJ fuel rail work on my 95 XJ? Just want to be sure before I replace it
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Will any year jeep XJ fuel rail work on my 95 XJ? Just want to be sure before I replace it
No, some have the regulator at the end towards the front of the motor. I'm 98% sure you'll need one from 91-96 they all run the same fuel pressure.
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No, some have the regulator at the end towards the front of the motor. I'm 98% sure you'll need one from 91-96 they all run the same fuel pressure.
is there any way to remove the regulator ?
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Yeah of course but I've never done it. I watched a video or read an article on how to make an adjustable pressure fuel rail.
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Originally Posted by docmedpros
Yeah of course but I've never done it. I watched a video or read an article on how to make an adjustable pressure fuel rail.
I'll do some looking ..
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Also the 97-01 uses a quick connect fitting to the fuel line.

Where did you get your new rail? I'm also in need of one.
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Also the 97-01 uses a quick connect fitting to the fuel line. Where did you get your new rail? I'm also in need of one.
haven't gotten one yet... Need to figure out what works
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Also the 97-01 uses a quick connect fitting to the fuel line. Where did you get your new rail? I'm also in need of one.

I forgot about that part 91-96 uses a clip that goes over the fittings
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Say, If anyone has a source for a new rail I'd love to know it as I need one too.

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Say, If anyone has a source for a new rail I'd love to know it as I need one too. 2001 Sport, Unmolested 240k.
From what I've gathered over the past few days the only new ones available are the mopar parts which are $250.

I've been trying to find a used one

Edit: I just called onlyjeepparts.com and they're shipping me one with injectors on it for $60 plus shipping.

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From what I've gathered over the past few days the only new ones available are the mopar parts which are $250. I've been trying to find a used one
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Originally Posted by JPXJMOAB
is there any way to remove the regulator ?
what are you trying to accomplish?
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what are you trying to accomplish?
replacing my fuel rail with one that isn't rusty
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91-95 will bolt up and all use the same pressure regulator. The FPR is held on with a little bolt, comes out pretty easily. Use some motor oil to lube the o-rings if you try to replace it.

96 was a bastard year, pressure regulator was moved to the tank, but it did not yet have the plastic tank with the drop-in assembly that came in 97
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91-95 will bolt up and all use the same pressure regulator. The FPR is held on with a little bolt, comes out pretty easily. Use some motor oil to lube the o-rings if you try to replace it. 96 was a bastard year, pressure regulator was moved to the tank, but it did not yet have the plastic tank with the drop-in assembly that came in 97
just got one that's 91-95 on ebay! Picked it up for $25 and its rust free!

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