injector oring fitment
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injector oring fitment
hi all restoring 1986 maxda rx7 non turbo for my 16 year old. will be her first car,i am replacing all injectors and fuel dampner do not want a fire to happen. i bought borg warner 57576 injectors and borg warner 274611 oring kit new injectors have black pintle tips old ones have brown tips.the new orings fit old injectors great but are loose on the pintle of the new injectors??? have checked part numbers and all are correct has anyone run into this have over 800 dollars in injectors and i know something is not right thanks for any help
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My Googling doesn't really show any information about those injectors other than a page at O'Reilly's web store. However they show those injectors as a replacement for both the NA and TII S4 RX-7, which is WRONG! NAs use 460CC injectors, TIIs use 550CC injectors, so there is no way this injector fits both cars. You're going to need to verify that you have 460CC injectors before installation...and that's scary if they are because it means people are buying these for their TIIs and ending up with too small injector.
From the picture they look like the typical Denso style so if that picture is correct, they will fit.
I can't find any info about that o-ring kit you mention. It would help if you post pictures of both the injectors and o-rings.
However, assuming they are the correct injector, you'll need one of the following per each injector to install them:
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2520-8574
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2570-N326
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2530-8574
I hate to say this, but it's almost never necessary to buy new injectors. Most communities have a local injection shop that can clean and test injectors, returning them to factory specs. Generally this costs about $25-$30 per injector. And there are companies like WitchHunter online that can do this via mail order. $800 also seems, well, pretty expensive...
From the picture they look like the typical Denso style so if that picture is correct, they will fit.
I can't find any info about that o-ring kit you mention. It would help if you post pictures of both the injectors and o-rings.
However, assuming they are the correct injector, you'll need one of the following per each injector to install them:
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2520-8574
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2570-N326
http://www.mazdatrix.com/getprice.as...m=13-2530-8574
I hate to say this, but it's almost never necessary to buy new injectors. Most communities have a local injection shop that can clean and test injectors, returning them to factory specs. Generally this costs about $25-$30 per injector. And there are companies like WitchHunter online that can do this via mail order. $800 also seems, well, pretty expensive...
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thanks for the help sending new injectors back to auto parts store and talked with witch-hunter and they are going to clean my old ones, thanks again
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