Best place to buy stock fuel injectors?? Help
08-04-2011, 03:29 PM
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https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-m...22lbs-lt1.html
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You need to do more diagnosis. I told you in your other thread that very rarely do the injectors go bad. Just throwing parts at a problem only makes you end up with a lighter wallet and doesn't guarantee that you'll fix the issue.
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You need to do more diagnosis. I told you in your other thread that very rarely do the injectors go bad. Just throwing parts at a problem only makes you end up with a lighter wallet and doesn't guarantee that you'll fix the issue.
08-04-2011, 04:11 PM
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I agree with Joe. ALTHOUGH if you want some stock 22lb injectors, I have a set that came off of my camaro. Never had issues (it was just time to upgrade). You can have them, just pay shipping and packaging.
08-04-2011, 05:43 PM
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i have 24lb injectors so i guess it wont work. And i understand what your saying Joe. I am really just checking prices on everything that might be a factor. I am really running out of ideas and no one can really give me any other answer besides the fuel injectors (been to 3 mechanic shops).
08-04-2011, 10:23 PM
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Running very rich, Horrible idle, Stalling, Missing, No power, Horrible gas mileage, Only codes it is throwing is o2 sensor detecting rich exhaust. Has a fairly new msd opti but i guess that does not make a difference. i have checked every vacuum line that i could find and could not find a leak. sprayed carb cleaner on intake with no luck. just changed the plugs and wires and the driver side plugs were completely black and a little damp with smell of gas. Took car to 3 shops and they all said fuel injectors.??
