xCODIx

So iv heard from some people that there easy and cheap to fix, and from otheres that its expensive and hard to do.

so i need to know asap. i might be trading 7's with this guy and he said thats the main problem with his

J-Rat

iTrader: (2)

Easiest way is to remove yours and have them cleaned and flowed. be careful though, just saying the injectors are bad could be a mask for other problems. Always get a compression test1

xCODIx

are they pretty easy to fix tho?

J-Rat

iTrader: (2)

Sure, most places would charge about 20 bucks a shot to clean and flow. I dont do it myself but i suppose you could try.

xCODIx

well the guy that wants to trade me cars says thats the only major problem with his, and iv just heard from so many different people that its easy, and its hard. and i just dont wanna get ripped off you know.

RETed

Be careful of people who claim the fuel injectors just need to be fixed...
Usually, that's just bullshit, and it's hiding a much more bigger problems.
It's very difficult to verify the fuel injectors are bad, and tearing apart the intake manifolds / TB / intake / vacuum hoses / wiring harness is a royal PITA.

I'd walk away from this car if I were you.


-Ted

xCODIx

see this is what i mean. one guy says its an easy fix, and another says to walk away.

Evil Aviator

No, you are misreading the responses. I will summarize:

- There is probably something ELSE wrong with the car that is not easy to identify or fix. Do not trade for this car.