Correct me if I am wrong but a fuel pump does not hold fuel pressure it maintains the fuel pressure needed for the vehicle to run. What holds the fuel pressure is the fuel injectors and believe it or not the fuel pressure not only regulates the fuel pressure but also holds it. If the regulator is bad your vehicle will not hold the pressure needed to run the fuel pulse dampener also plays a small roll in this question too
It is a tank that holds fuel.
The fuel pressure regulator on a 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee is part of the pump module in the fuel tank.
Fuel pressure regulator built into fuel filter
The fuel pressure regulator is part of the fuel pump. It is inside the fuel tank.
31 psi
On the fuel pump module, in the tank.
where is the fuel filter on a 2006 jeep cherokee
On the pump, in the tank.
It is part of the pump module in the fuel tank.
Where is the fuel pump located on a 1985 jeep cherokee
a leaky injector or a cylinder that is not firing dose your fuel pressure bleed off when the jeep is sitting if so check your fuel pressure after the jeep is shut off if it falls off then find the rubber fuel line to the fuel rail and get the jeep running to aquire fuel pressure and turn the jeep off and quickly clamp the rubber fuel line off if the fuel pressure still falls off it is an injector bleeding pressure
39 to about 42 is what the regulator will put out