fuel injectors?
10-11-02, 05:36 PM
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They need to be "professionally" cleaned to be done right.
The "cheap" way to do it is to click them open and close with a 9V battery and shoot come kinda cleaner down the tops.
BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN DOING THIS as flammable fluid and sparks (and it will spark!) will cause FIRE!
-Ted
The "cheap" way to do it is to click them open and close with a 9V battery and shoot come kinda cleaner down the tops.
BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN DOING THIS as flammable fluid and sparks (and it will spark!) will cause FIRE!
-Ted
10-11-02, 05:41 PM
#3
I soaked my injectors in simple green (as per a friend's advice) and then I ran lean at 6K in 4th gear and popped my engine. After buying a new fuel pump, rewiring it, and getting a fuel pressure gauge to monitor the pressure. The part I was cheap on was the part that blew my engine.. (cleaning the injectors).
They were dirty.
They were dirty.
10-11-02, 05:51 PM
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Oh man, that's scary.
Simple Green was just dumped by like the Air Force for causing errosion in their aluminum panels on their planes.
I wouldn't want to stick that stuff near a precisely toleranced component like a fuel injector!  On top of that, it's water based!
-Ted
Simple Green was just dumped by like the Air Force for causing errosion in their aluminum panels on their planes.
I wouldn't want to stick that stuff near a precisely toleranced component like a fuel injector!  On top of that, it's water based!
-Ted
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