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Old 01-26-03, 09:30 PM
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Best Source for fuel injectors (stock)

At 211K mi my 87 base has leaky injectors. She floods after a spirited run, doesn't have the pep she had when I bought her (65K ago) and the fumes are really getting obnoxious. I have an engine I'm saving for parts for, but I need my car to run right in the mean time. So, where's the best place to get stock replacement injectors?
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I know victoria british has some for like 90 a piece.
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I forgot all about them. I'll have to dig out that catalog. Thanks for the reminder.
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Anytime dude.
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I got the fall edition and for an 87 base it is 89.95-99.95 dpending on the chasis number.
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I found fuel injectors for my 86 at thepartsbin.com. They are only $48.19 or $37.94 depending on the chassis range. I haven't ordered them yet-was going to do that tonight. Does anyone find it wierd that they have them so extremely cheap? Almost seems to good to be true........
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If you're smelling fuel, please make sure it's not the Pulsation Damper. I wouln't want you to have an engine fire.
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Yeah I did not think of that, you should check the Pulsation damper first and replace it anyway because they should be replaced every 100k miles or so.
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I'll definately replace the pulsation damper, but the flooding is a sure fire sign that the injectors are leaky. That's the only way to flood an EFI engine (assuming stock hardware everywhere).
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