importboi22

do local places like autozone or riceboyz ( pepboys ) do fuel injector cleaning? thanks

banzaitoyota

No, not im my area. Do it right and send them to Marren or RC Eng

avoges

I sent my injectors to RC Engineering (www.rceng.com) and they turned them around and shipped out the next day. I haven't had a chance to install them yet, but they were visiblily clogged when I sent them in (and made the car bog..) and they look brand new when I received them back. They charged me 24/injector.

-AV

Pinfield357

this is my thread on the same subject hope it helps ya

https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hreadid=142537

Snrub

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If you want the injectors back quickly diesel places often have the proper ultra sonic machines to clean the injectors. I know there are atleast 2 place in my city (pop 350k).

After edit: In regards to what Cake said, mine took 4 hours.

Aaron Cake

iTrader: (1)

Yep, what Snrub said. I had mine done a year ago for $25 per injector, and it took a local diesel shop (Roy's Diesel) about 5 days. Included new rubbers as well...

NA_VersionFC3S

Stupid question, but how many injectors are there, 4 right.

How much does it cost to buy new ones.

Tim

Bridgeported

Yep, 4 injectors. All are the same size. 550cc if you have a TII. Can't remember what the NA's use, I think it's 430cc ?

I'm not sure of the price for new ones.
If you buy them from Mazda (if you are crazy) you'll pay way too much for them.
You could phone/email RC Engineering and they would let you know how much for what you need.

88 SE

Its not really worth it when you can get rebuilt and warrantied injectors from www.nopionline.com Even T2 injectors are ~$40 each.

AreExSeven

You're looking at anywhere between $100 for a 550cc to $200 for a higher flow injector. If you don't plan on upgrading them ever, its better just to get them cleaned.