ourxseven

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i think I need my '89 NA vert injectors removed to have them cleaned and replaced ..... having warm start problems that i think was related to some crap in my tank and its flooding a little after shut down now

what would be a reasonable # hours for one of those "madza trained technicians" to do the work .????? .... I was told two of them come out easy , the other two are much tougher ... i'd have to find somewhere to get them cleaned

My5ABaby

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A Mazda trained tech (assuming you have all your emissions stuff still on there) should be able to get them off in less than 15 minutes. I have no idea how long it takes to clean injectors though...

10thAEWHiteHeat

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taking them out shouldn't take very long especially for a trained mechanic and especially on an N/A. Cleaning is a diff story tho.

daten

It should be a fast job for someone who has done it before.

It's just a handful of vacuum hoses, a couple coolant hoses and fuel lines and less than 10 nuts or bolts to remove.

If your manifolds haven't been off before though, replacing the gaskets between them might be a good idea. That's more time to remove the old ones.

ourxseven

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if i can't find a good place to get them cleaned ( ie i've been told a diesel shop) where / what should i get for replacements ?

the quote for OEM replacements was ridiculous

deagle50ae

there are a few places online that will clean/flow test injecotrs and replace the pintle caps and o-rings for like $12/injector. I'd go that route if you have the time.
otherwise, grab the yellow pages and start making some calls for a local place.

Aaron Cake

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Guelph is close enough to Toronto that there are literally hundreds of such shops nearby. I don't know any off hand but a trip to the Yellow Pages should turn them up. Turnaround is usually a day or two.