Assuming you mean "fuel pressure regulator", year and engine size info we need to know, it matters.
Bad fuel pressure regulator, Map. sensor not working or the vacuum line is bad or off of the sensor. You did not say what year it is.
Fuel rail pressure sensor fault. Most usually an out of range fault caused by a plugged fuel filter, bad fuel pump or faulty sensor. (In that order)
NO it will not.
Bad MAP sensor, fuel pressure regulator blown / bad, O2 sensor. coolant sensor bad. Check these things out FIRST. If you don't find your problem here then Please ask us your question again
Possible bad crank sensor on the distributor, possible bad oil pressure swith.
Fuel pressure test.
yes
Bad Mass air flow sensor, fuel pressure regulator may be leaking, fuel injectors may be bad, oxygen sensor. Is your check engine light on? If so, stop by autozone and they should scan it for you for free
It relays bad info to the gauge. If you have a GM, it is probably what is wrong.
Fuel pressure test.
Have a fuel pressure test run.
Behind drivers side valve cover at the firewall. The 6.5 diesel is known for the oil pressure sensor going bad. This three wire sensor is both the sending unit for the oil pressure gauge and the safety cut off for the fuel pump relay. (no oil pressure, no fuel pressure.)