The two concerns that come = to mind is mileage (mpg) and longevity of the lines exposed to the extra = pressure. The second one is probably not a big concern. If your mileage is better = than 18.573 miles/gallon I would not waste too much sleep over it.

On Tue, 8 May 2001 16:56:46 EDT Brian Doss <Doss88Wkndr@aol.com> writes:

Having just put a new = fuel pump and filter in my bus, I decided to have my
local mechanic check the = fuel pressure for me. His gauge read 39 psi with
the vacuum line connected and 45 psi with the vacuum line disconnected. When
I = got home and checked my Bentley manual, it said the pressure should be 29 psi and 36 psi respectively. So, should I spend $50 and get a new = pressure
regulator? What would the extra 10 psi really affect?

Thanks,

Brian Doss
'88 Weekender, Queequeg