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The Aeromotive 13136 EFI Fuel Pressure Regulator is a high-performance, adjustable regulator designed for EFI systems. With a pressure range of 40-75 PSI and dual -6 inlet and return ports, it ensures optimal fuel delivery and responsiveness. Made from durable billet aluminum and featuring a sleek black anodized finish, this regulator combines functionality with style, all while being lightweight and easy to install.
| Manufacturer | Aeromotive |
| Brand | Aeromotive |
| Model | Aeromotive 13136 Regulator, Billet, EFI, 2x -6 inlet & -6 return, (Black Anodized Version of 13129) |
| Item Weight | 10.1 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 7.13 x 5 x 2.25 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | 13136 |
| Exterior | Painted |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 13136 |
| OEM Part Number | 13136 |
T**I
Good product
This product works well for my 97 civic with a turbo d16 on e85. Im sure it would work on just about any vehicle.
E**N
Pressure changes day to day.
Works well, but pressure constantly change after adjusting.
S**.
Loving my fuel regulator
Came in works great so far cant complain
A**H
Came damaged
N**
Missing rubber o rings leaks without
Haven’t been able to find the correct washers or maybe is counterfeit because regardless of what size i put in it just leaks plus it doesn’t hold pressure
A**E
Quality
Replaced a cheap Chinese FPR that was getting very noisy. The Aeromotive unit was dead quiet at first, but after a couple of hours it started getting noisy too. Could it be the pump? But why not right away?
J**B
ORB-6 port .. not a -6an !!!
This regulator is a ORB-6, not a -6an. It would have been nice to know this before spraying fuel everywhere and finding out the hard way. Even nicer would be to include the fittings from orb-6 to -6an. Try to find an ORB-6 fitting! Nice regulator but I would not of bought knowing the orb port info. Hope this helps the next buyer so you don’t spray fuel all over too!
T**P
Works great, until it doesnt
Aeromotive makes great products, but this one failed me. Held pressure for a few months then the machined surface (internally) where the check ball is got grooved from use. Wont hold fuel pressure at all now. Ofcourse i designed my whole fuel system around this regulator too, so either i buy the same one and risk this issue again- or build all new lines and move my regulator (this is the only one small enough to fit where im using it).
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