Fuel injector advice
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Fuel injector advice
its late and im tired but since my car still isn't running i managed to save about $300 bucks. now I am begining to think what should i spend it on... since i have noted I have flooded my car more than a few times over a period of a months and i've had fuel injectors in my car of unknown cond. Would it be a good Idea to send them off to RcCengineering for cleaning...? im begining to think its a good idea since i am dailying this car.. what ya'll think.. I thought i'd ask..
oh by the way my FC has been down for a month iono why but it just cranks acts like its flooded but it doesn't turn over fast... I have air and spark and no error codes it werid.
oh by the way my FC has been down for a month iono why but it just cranks acts like its flooded but it doesn't turn over fast... I have air and spark and no error codes it werid.
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There are many local shops which will clean your injectors with usually a day turnaround. Just check the Yellow Pages.
Or, save more then $300 and do a proper full tuneup.
Regarding the slow cranking, if the car has sat a month, the battery is probably dead.
Or, save more then $300 and do a proper full tuneup.
Regarding the slow cranking, if the car has sat a month, the battery is probably dead.
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Send injectors out and have them cleaned. Then buy new orings that seat the injectors. You can order them from your local mazda dealership. When using the new orings apply a small amount of vasoline. Do the ATF trick ( u can use oil as well) Charge the battery and also have jumpercables attached with another car running. This helps. Start/drive/enjoy
Your vehicle will now run properly.
Your vehicle will now run properly.
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