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Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor

Closes the loop on high-pressure fuel control. A drifting sensor is more dangerous than a dead one: reading low, it will drive the pump to over-pressure the rail while the module believes it is behaving correctly. Verifying it against an independent gauge is worth the effort before expensive parts are replaced.

Also known as: frp sensor, rail pressure sensor, fuel pressure sensor, frp

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