"The pressure regulator is bui
"The pressure regulator is built into the Tbi and mounted into the injector pod assy, under the fuel meter cover. You can find an after market regulator which ususally is an adjustable one. Or, rebuild the one that is there as long as the spring is in good shape. Finding the spring rate used to maintain 29 psi may be tricky. So hopefully it's in good shape. When I rebuilt mine (it held pressure steady at 31psi, the diaphram looked a bit beat up but it still worked) there was some corrosion on the spring. I left that alone. You can pick up a TBI gasket rebuilt kit at Autozone or any decent parts shop. Tell them you have a GM Rochester 220 TBI and need a rebuilt kit. If they know what they are doing, thy won't even need to look in the book. This is a common rebuilt kit for early year GM's from probably the 80's-96. The kit should cover 4.3l to 5.7l and possibly 7.4l Tbi engines as well. The main difference here is the injectors on the 4.3l and the 7.4l. The kit come with the Diaphram and gaskets (no springs). I would check the fuel line presure while that noise is heard. It sounds like an obstruction causing the pump to squeal. Or the low presure side is having trouble feeding from the tank. You could have reduced flow from the tank. What size filter(s)and how many do you have installed?? New filters can get clogged quickly esp if the tank is drawn down. If you find that this is the case, you may need to clean the fuel tank. The pickup tube inthe tank could also be clogged. I've also seen new pumps out of the box noisy and still function O.K. I remember reading somewhere that paint breaking down inside the pumps was the culprit. I think that was finaly figured out and fixed a few years back after many failures.
Oh, and if you do get as far as rebuilding the regulator yourself, could you please report the part # stamped on the injectors. They should be the same as the one I listed above for the 5.0l Gi. Go figure, same injectors and fuel pressure. The Xcross ref'd number 5235206 is a 55lb injector and definately not the correct one. The others may be O.K."