Injector o-rings...
11-19-01, 11:04 PM
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Injector o-rings...
Can I use a generic oil o-ring as an o-ring for my fuel injectors? The guy at pep boys wasn't too sure, so I haven't bought them yet...
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11-20-01, 09:52 AM
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For the $20 per injector that the cleaning places charge, the will replace the o-rings and the filter that is supposed to be in the injector. At least Marren Motorsports did that on mine. Have them done professionally using the right equipment and parts!
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11-20-01, 10:23 AM
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Originally posted by DroptopRX7
For the $20 per injector that the cleaning places charge, the will replace the o-rings and the filter that is supposed to be in the injector. At least Marren Motorsports did that on mine. Have them done professionally using the right equipment and parts!
Ralf
For the $20 per injector that the cleaning places charge, the will replace the o-rings and the filter that is supposed to be in the injector. At least Marren Motorsports did that on mine. Have them done professionally using the right equipment and parts!
Ralf
11-20-01, 12:20 PM
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i got mine from the local parts store. they dont list NA o-rings but they had the turbo ones listed. they are the same and work charmish. just make sure you pressurize the fuel system before you start the motor to check for leaks!
you have to pressurize the system by jumping out a block on the passenger side strut tower.. it shows in the manual..
scott
you have to pressurize the system by jumping out a block on the passenger side strut tower.. it shows in the manual..
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Originally posted by 1FastT2
On the previous rebuilds I have done I have always used generic O-rings and never ran into a prolbem.
On the previous rebuilds I have done I have always used generic O-rings and never ran into a prolbem.
11-20-01, 05:41 PM
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Originally posted by 1FastT2
On the previous rebuilds I have done I have always used generic O-rings and never ran into a prolbem.
On the previous rebuilds I have done I have always used generic O-rings and never ran into a prolbem.
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