Table of Contents

Parts List

• Fuel pressure sensor

• Fuel pressure sensor adapter

• TIP sensor plug

• CAN Fuel pressure harness

• (2) M6x30mm bolts

• (3) O-rings, only (2) are needed, 2mm wide, 7.5mm ID

• Loctite (red)

• Super lube (clear)

Tools Needed

Hand Tools

• 5mm Allen Key

• Trim removal tool

Wrenches

• 8mm Ratcheting combination wrench

• 10mm combination wrench

• 21mm combination wrench

• 22mm combination wrench

Install the COBB Fuel Pressure Sensor

1. Park the car in a smooth flat area.
   
   

2. Depressurize the fuel system by removing the gas cap and leave it off to remove any residual pressure in the fuel tank.  It can also help to allow the car to sit for a short time in order for the residual pressure to slowly bleed down.
   
   

3. Remove the engine cover by removing the (4) bolts using an M5 Allen key
   
   

      
      
      
   
   
   
   

4. Attach the fuel pressure sensor to the fuel pressure sensor adapter using the included Loctite. You can use two open ended wrenches, 22mm or 7/8th wrench on the sensor and 21mm wrench on the adapter, to secure them together.
   
   

      
      
      
   
   
   

5. Place a rag under the fuel pressure damper on the feed side to catch any fuel that may leak  and then remove the (2) bolts securing the fuel pressure damper to the feed side with a 10mm wrench.

   
   
   

6. Install a lubed o-ring to the fuel pressure adapter.
   
   

      
   
   
   
   
   

7. Install the assembled fuel pressure sensor adapter to the damper using the included (2) M6 bolts.
   
   

   
   
   
   

8. Reconnect the feed-side fuel line to the rail. Below are also pictures of the stock fuel rail outside the car so that you can see the intended final orientation with the fuel pressure sensor in the vertical position.
   
   

      
      
      
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