Injector removal page 4a-70 of the fsm
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Injector removal page 4a-70 of the fsm
This is in the fuel section, but if you didn't know that I'd prefer if you didn't try to answer my question
So, they say that you should attach ******* wire to the injectors unto the delivery pipe.
why?
If you don't can something break? how are the injectors secured? is it just by the delivery pipe bolts?
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yea i searched for 'injector removal' and didn't find anything that answered the above questions.
So, they say that you should attach ******* wire to the injectors unto the delivery pipe.
why?
If you don't can something break? how are the injectors secured? is it just by the delivery pipe bolts?
thx
yea i searched for 'injector removal' and didn't find anything that answered the above questions.
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If you take a look briefly at the FSM you'll see what im talking about, its right there on page 4a-70.
Heres a link to the correct book
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Heres a link to the correct book
right click save as, faster to open that way
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I didn't look at at, but I assume you found the page that has you checking the injectors for flow & spray patterns. You must secure them to the rail, or the fuel pressures will push them out, and then we could find your location easily by looking for a huge fireball, lol...Wire can be used, or tie-wraps, or...
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hahah,
well, in the manual it didn't say anything about having the engine running that I remember, or checking flow patterns. I guess they just want you to take it out that way so that in the next area of the manual you can then do those things.
Really what my question was, if I could just disconnect the fuel pump, let the engine die out, then take off the TB, then take off the delivery pipe, THEN the injectors, and if that was ok to do.
well, in the manual it didn't say anything about having the engine running that I remember, or checking flow patterns. I guess they just want you to take it out that way so that in the next area of the manual you can then do those things.
Really what my question was, if I could just disconnect the fuel pump, let the engine die out, then take off the TB, then take off the delivery pipe, THEN the injectors, and if that was ok to do.
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Originally Posted by BlaCkPlaGUE
So, they say that you should attach ******* wire to the injectors unto the delivery pipe.
why?
why?
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Yeah removal is cake, just unbolt them. If you want to be more **** about it, kill the fuel while the car is running so they dont spray you with petro while you're unhooking them..
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