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anyone? Can't find any info about how much fuel pressure is going thru those regulators. How can I check?

Just checked on Autodata for my car It says: Fuel system pressure: 3bar +-0.2 System pressure regulated with vacuum - 2.5bar +-0.2 So I guess I need a 2.5bar regulator?

I have found on ebay: PR286, PR234, PR92T, PR216T, PR105T etc. All look the same item. How do I know which one to buy? there's no specs

Hi I own a FIAT Punto cabrio 1.6l 1995, fuel injection system was designed by GM. I'm not 100% sure it's the problem, but starting the car takes too long. I'm looking for a fuel pressure regulator, I replaced mine a while back off an old Chevrolet Cavalier and it fits. Mine looks like this...

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I own a '95 Punto Cabrio 1.6L. I always used a genuine filter made by Fiat. I came accross this on ebay: Should be good quality or keep going with the genuine ones?

Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix I'm assuming the two videos posted where done after the filter was ran once so all the oil was in the system, and that they both sat the some amount of time before restarting, and the oil temp was the same in each test. If you don't have all the factors constant...

Update: Well the reason I opened this thread is that my oil pressure light came off 3 seconds on a cold engine along with ticking noise: Video with the genuine chinese filter Today I removed the sump since I thought it has something to do with the oil pump. Oil pump was very clean, I sprayed...

ok, thank you all

Originally Posted By: Kira Nitrile might be adequate to the task if you knew the filter wasn't to sit on a shelf for 10 years, I suppose. Actually the filter is an old stock from 2006. is it critical? Another thing that bothers me, the metal is bent together and it looks like someone just cut...

It's not just the coil spring but the design of the holes. The other one I have looks like this: Holes are not in the same order and there are some different layers in the metal around them. is this just a design?

Isn't this oil filter look too simple/cheap? It has just a coil spring without anything underneath.

anyone?

2 filters arrived from ebay today. 1 for my 1996 punto and 1 for my 2002 16v. Both are Italian made. Pictures of the older design punto cars filter: Comparing to the new Chinese filter, it doesn't look to be built better. what do you think? I can't seem to know who's the OEM...

I have found a genuine FIAT/OEM Italian one but from old stock. can I still use it if it's been in it's box for 10 years+-?

Originally Posted By: ZeeOSix If you are watching the oil pressure light after an oil change and the filter was installed dry, then you can't accurately judge what you are seeing when you do a dry start after changing oil & filter. Compare to how fast the oil pressure light goes off after the...

I can always get some off ebay but I like to go with the genuine stuff. I know FIAT don't make filters, I was aware of 3 different types of the older model filter: The last one in the picture is the newer chinese. All of the filters fit the same model of my car. I have no idea why there are...

Hello is it possible to analyze which oil filter is better by not opening it? I have a 1996 Fiat Punto. During all it's 17 years, I used a genuine filter number 5984044 which was made in Italy. In the last 3 years, FIAT updated their catalog and don't make that filter anymore. They changed the...