Finally got around to replacing the Fuel Pressure regulator on my Versa. Although my car is an 08 sedan, the repair is the same for all first generation Vers…
Finally got around to replacing the Fuel Pressure regulator on my Versa. Although my car is an 08 sedan, the repair is the same for all first generation Vers…
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Great Video Mathew. Now, where can I buy the regulator and seal ?
Step 2: Don’t be a troll
Step 1: Don’t buy a Versa
thanks but keep the camera steady man . I just got sick . thank you again for your tips !!!!!
good luck
i had a problem with my versa and i was searching all around google for the problem but your video got me out of the problem, thanks alot for uploading, paid $80 for o-ring and regulator at nissan, needed fast. good job man.
So your problem at that time wasn’t the fuel pump itself?? I’m going thru that now and Looking in on what I need to fix it.
Just finished changing my own regulator. Your video made it possible. Tanks à lot Matthew.
sorry for the delayed reply. Im glad you were able to fix the problem.
okay asshole, nobody forced you to watch the video. Did you get the general idea of how to do the repair? Yes? Then the video was helpful. Now calm your tits and stfu. Considering this is one of my top viewed videos and you
‘re the only one to complain about it, it can’t be all that bad.
Okay asshole learn how to keep the camera steady and stop fucking talking low and speak up you jackass.
Just wanted to say thanks for the video. Just installed a new fuel pump in my Versa, this video made it possible!
hey man question for ya. Were you able to hear your fuel pump going before the fix? I was just driving along today and it stopped like it ran out of gas. I got it towed back to my house and it sounds just like yours before the fix but it doesn’t start at all. It ALMOST starts but doesn’t quite get the car started.
Part of it is the fact that they want to upsell a fuel pump. Since the FPR does actually come with a new fuel pump assembly, it will fix the problem, and its actually fewer steps to install, it just costs $400 more. Good for them, not so good for us. Also, it is a very hard part to find through Nissan part search system, even when you give them the part number.
Curious, why does Nissan refuse to acknowledge this part exists?
despite the pink nail job but nice job ‘
I was wondering the same,and after he said junk in my trunk ,I make sure he’s gay!!
Decent video, lot of talking and I hope you get better at handling tools : )
Why do you have pink toe nails?
@tigermack also, links for the parts are in the description
@tigermack I let it prime for around 10 seconds and then just started it like normal.
How long did you prime the pump for?
Still no issues with the fix. Glad i could help!
it was bad for a couple months, then it was only very infrequently that I had issues, then it came back and was constantly bad for another 6 months or so before I finally rpelaced it. The car never failed to start, just took a long time sometimes.
How long was your FPR bad for? did it ever not start completely? Did it effect anything else besides your crank start up? Ive had this problem for a week and i have to drive 800 miles this weekend. I dont want it to fail completely on me.ou think i will be okay lol? going to replace it next week tho thx for the video.
Thanks for this video. Made it really easy. From start to finish it took me an hour. Now if only there was a video to replace the heater relay.
Thanks, just wanted to make sure I do not break anything.
You just lift like hell. Try one side for awhile, and if it doesn’t come out after a few hard pulls, head over to the other side and give that one a try. One will usually come out easier than the other, and then you can take a look at whats holding it in and get the harder one out easier.
Is there a specific way to get the back seat out, are there tabs? Or do you just lift like hell?
No issues. Its been 3 months now and I’ve never had that long start problem like I had before. I also haven’t had any issues with check engine lights.
Have you had any issues since replacing the regulator? Thanks for the awesome video by the way!
after calling a few dealerships, I did find one that would sell me the part, but my local dealership wouldn’t order it for me. They insisted I had to buy the entire fuel pump. Also, it would’ve been more expensive. Getting it through Nissanpartszone saved me some cash.
Nissan sells it. But you have to give them part number: 22670-ZR70C Fuel Pressure Regulator. Technical Bulletin Reference number NTB07-094c
Thx..Will these parts fit the 2008 HB? I put my vin # in the site and it did not match the parts to my car.
Added links in the description!
Where did you buy the fuel pressure regulator? I can’t find it online.
yes. yes it is. hahahaha. but obviously you can do it with basic tools. its just gonna take forever.
I have done this repair over 100 times already, as a Nissan tech. there is a recall update of the fuel pressure regulator.. but yes if you don’t have fuel tank opener , This will be a bitch to do..
Bend the tabs backwards that hold it down. Just make sure you bend everything back before you put it back together.
Yeah that sounds like my old 2005 sentra, good video man!