Top Mechanics For Fuel Pressure Regulator Replacement & Repairs
269 Reviews
Garage in Teynham, 27 years of experience
Our team of hard working mechanics have many years of experience in the motor industry - this means that your vehicle will be left in good hands at our garage. We have excellent facilities that have the late...
RICHARD • 23rd July 2020
69 Reviews
Garage in Middx, 40 years of experience
Norman is a Mobile mechanic who has 40 years experience and covers all makes and models. He also has garage space if needed for additional duties in and around the EN postcode.
EARL • 11th August 2017
BMW 3 Series • Fuel pressure regulator replacement
60 Reviews
Garage in Brambledown , 20 years of experience
I started my automotive repair career 15 years ago working in an independent garage. From here I then went onto work for a number of independent garages for a number of years largely specialising in MOT test...
ADRIAN • 16th February 2015
Land Rover Discovery II • Fuel pressure regulator replacement
1592 Reviews
Garage in Sheffield , 8 years of experience
I started my career as a mechanic at BMW undertaking an apprenticeship which lasted 4 years. After learning all the tricks of the trade at BMW I then went onto Land Rover for 2 years further enhancing my ski...
STEVEN • 11th December 2014
22 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Sutton, 35 years of experience
My career began in 1989 where I served a four year apprenticeship with Jaguar. I then progressed to master technician three years later. From 2012 until recently, I worked as a roadside technician for the AA...
27 Reviews
Garage in Leighton Buzzard , 6 years of experience
6+ years working as a mechanic/ MOT Tester, specialised in diagnostics too. Manage a business in Leighton Buzzard. We offer all vehicle repairs, body repairs too. looking forward into helping to repair c...
JOHN • 2nd December 2023
Nissan Qashqai • Glow plugs replacement (all)
46 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Stirlingshire, 25 years of experience
Started in the industry from a very young age. Gaining a good 10 years experience I then decided to get formal qualifications to consolidate the experience I had gained at the ages of 25. I now have about 30...
STEPHEN • 2nd December 2023
Ford Fiesta • Coil spring (road spring) replacement - front (both)
169 Reviews
Garage in London, 20 years of experience
I started off my career working with independent for 5 years. From there I moved to the main dealer RENAULT & NISSAN where I worked for a year doing every repair. Shortly after that I spent two years workin...
VICTORIA • 2nd December 2023
Nissan Juke • Tyre fitting
14 Reviews
Garage in Salford, Manchester, 10 years of experience
At Carfix Manchester, it’s our dedication that differentiates us from other car repair shops. We’re continuously training our team of mechanics to provide the highest levels of technical expertise for our cu...
CLIVE • 2nd December 2023
Citroen Xsara Picasso • Diagnostic Inspection
186 Reviews
Garage in Birmingham, 7 years of experience
Been working in a garage for more than 7 years as a mechanic. Now I am happy to travel to fix cars at your home and work address. If you have any questions just ask. Always happy to help Please note: In th...
WAYNE • 2nd December 2023
16 Reviews
Garage in Croydon, 8 years of experience
I have over 8 years experience working on all types of vehicles from super cars to everyday run arounds. Highly competent and extremely knowledgeable, I have a passion for vehicles and how they work. With an...
NATASHA • 2nd December 2023
Volvo V60 • Interim Service
3 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Bristol , 5 years of experience
Why visit a garage? when you can opt for the convenience of a mechanic that comes to you, whether at home or at work. The range of work carried out includes (but is not limited to) servicing, brakes, batteri...
52 Reviews
Mobile mechanic in Hemel Hempstead, 20 years of experience
Worked in main dealers been self employed for 6 years as mobile mechanic
NARESH • 2nd December 2023
Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class • Full Service
45 Reviews
Garage in Essex , 31 years of experience
Worked atmospheres at Bmw and Ford Specialist on Fords and BMW Diagnostics specialist Worked at Met Police Workshop Fully Qualified Electric Vehiicle Technician MOT tester
4 Reviews
Garage in Hildenborough, 8 years of experience
Sevenoaks Auto Village Ltd is a reputable mechanical garage that offers a comprehensive range of automotive services to meet all your vehicle maintenance and repair needs. Their skilled and experienced team ...
Frequently asked questions about fuel pressure regulator replacement & repairs
Read our answers to questions about fuel pressure regulator replacement costs, symptoms and more.
What does a Fuel Pressure Regulator do?
The fuel pressure regulator regulates the pressure under which the fuel is injected into the engine as well as the amount of fuel that is injected. The regulator ensures a steady supply of fuel under a constant pressure to the engine's fuel injectors.
What does a fuel pressure regulator replacement involve?
- Mechanic will read the ECU for possible fault codes related to the fuel system.
- Mechanic will inspect the fuel supply system and the fuel pressure regulator.
- If necessary, the mechanic will replace the faulty fuel pressure regulator.
- Mechanic will advise if any other parts need to be replaced (like the oil filter, if it has been affected by the fuel).
- Mechanic will inspect the fuel supply system again for any leaks and test drive the car.
- Mechanic will make adjustments if necessary.
Can I do a fuel pressure regulator replacement myself?
Unless you are a qualified mechanic with the required skills, training and equipment to do the job, we strongly recommend a fuel pressure regulator replacement is only carried out by a professional mechanic. ClickMechanic can help get you a vetted and local mechanic to carry out the work. Just enter your postcode and your car's registration number at the top of this page and select the work needed to get an instant fixed price up front.
What happens when a fuel sensor goes bad?
- When the engine runs rough.
- When there is fuel leaking out of the regulator.
- When there is a strong smell of fuel in the engine bay.
- When the 'Check Engine' light on the car's dashboard is on.
- When the car doesn't perform as well as usual.
- When there is black smoke coming from the exhaust.
- When the car fails an emissions examination.
- When the car's fuel consumption is higher than usual.
How long will a fuel pressure regulator replacement take?
A fuel pressure regulator replacement usually takes around 1 hour, but can take less or more time. Ultimately, the time that the job will take will depend on a number of factors, like your vehicle's make and model, year, as well as other factors. Select your car at the top of this page for information on job time and cost for your vehicle through ClickMechanic.
How often should I replace a fuel pressure regulator?
When the regulator does not work correctly the fuel pressure to the engine will be off. Either pushing too much fuel towards the engine or too little. This can, for example, lead to an engine that runs too rich, leading to poor fuel consumption.
In extreme cases leaks in the regulator can cause the engine's cylinders to flood by an excess of fuel. In turn it also contaminates the engine oil. This can cause damage to the engine and furthermore lead to potentially dangerous situations.
Should you experience problems with the fuel supply, then it is advisable to have the system and the fuel pressure regulator inspected and, if necessary, have the regulator replaced. Seeing that the fuel pressure regulator is especially prone to deterioration over time it should always be replaced as and when stipulated in the guidelines set out by your car's manufacturer.
Can you drive with a bad fuel pressure sensor?
If you suspect there is any issue with a fuel pressure sensor or there are concerns about its age or condition, book an inspection with a professional mechanic as soon as possible, driving the vehicle may lead to further complications or damage.
Is a bad fuel pressure regulator an MOT failure?
The fuel pressure regulator is part of the fuel system which is an important part of the MOT checklist so there is a chance it could fail the MOT test if it is found to be faulty or clogged and poses a safety risk. It is a critical device when it comes to optimising engine performance as it controls the fuel pressure feeding into the fuel injectors and engine. If you find that the fuel pressure regulator is bad, be sure to get it fixed and replaced if needed prior to an MOT test.
How much does it cost to replace a fuel sensor?
Prices for a fuel pressure regulator replacement range from £200 to £300 with an average cost of £250. Ultimately, the cost of replacing a fuel pressure regulator depends on your car and what parts your car's manufacturer recommends using for the replacement. Find out what you could save by having your fuel pressure regulator replaced by ClickMechanic by selecting your car at the top of this page!
Check out the ClickMechanic price for a fuel pressure regulator replacement. See the averages for different makes below. We consolidate industry standard data with millions of data points to give you the most accurate price. These estimates may include Fuel pressure regulator.
| Name | Average Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Audi | £418 | Get exact price |
| BMW | £414 | Get exact price |
| Citroen | £185 | Get exact price |
| Ford | £174 | Get exact price |
| Mercedes-Benz | £207 | Get exact price |
| Nissan | £184 | Get exact price |
| Peugeot | £317 | Get exact price |
| Renault | £389 | Get exact price |
| Toyota | £189 | Get exact price |
| Vauxhall | £411 | Get exact price |
| Volkswagen | £236 | Get exact price |
Estimates on average repair costs, such as the above results for a fuel pressure regulator replacement, are based on ClickMechanic's quote data which combines multiple third-party sources. Actual costs may vary. We provide estimates on average repair costs for information only and accept no liability for any inaccuracies or errors. If you think an estimate is incorrect, please contact us to let us know.
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Mechanics that undertake fuel pressure regulator work
- Ellens Autos, Broughton
- GD Garage Services, Aberdeen
- Goodguys Garage LTD, Rawreth
- Hgf Motors, Wellington
- Hiq Ashford, Ashford
- Igarage, Ash Vale
- Rct Garage Services, Eastwood
- Rikesh Soneji, Harrow
- SMR & Cure A Car, Deeside
- South Hylton Garage, Sunderland
- Sparkys Mechanical Services, Annalong
- Unloved Garage, Scarborough
- Veloce Automotive, Mexborough