Replacing stock fuel injectors...
02-24-2009, 04:31 PM
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Replacing stock fuel injectors... Is it better to replace the injectors or to just have them cleaned? My car has 98k miles. A place near me offers this...
Clean and Flow: ($18.00 per injector) Service Order Form
* Injectors are externally cleaned, visualy inspected, and numbered
* Injectors are tested for resistance, shorts, and current draw.
* Leak, spray pattern, and flow rate tests are performed and recorded
* Dirt, loose paint and rust is removed via a blasting process using walnut shell.
* Filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are removed where applicable.
* A three step ultrasonic cleaning process in three separate ultrasonic tanks is performed. During this processes the injectors are pulsed at various rates. This ensures complete results.
* After ultrasonic cleansing a high pressure back-flush is performed to remove any remaining particles that might be left inside the injector and to flush the injector from ultrasonic cleansing fluids.
* The injectors are now retested for leak, spray pattern and flow, and the results are recorded.
* New filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are installed where applicable.
* The injectors are now placed in sealed plastic bags.
* A comprehensive test report is prepared and returned with the injectors.
But if its better to replace them, what size will I need? I'm running completely stock.
Thanks
Clean and Flow: ($18.00 per injector) Service Order Form
* Injectors are externally cleaned, visualy inspected, and numbered
* Injectors are tested for resistance, shorts, and current draw.
* Leak, spray pattern, and flow rate tests are performed and recorded
* Dirt, loose paint and rust is removed via a blasting process using walnut shell.
* Filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are removed where applicable.
* A three step ultrasonic cleaning process in three separate ultrasonic tanks is performed. During this processes the injectors are pulsed at various rates. This ensures complete results.
* After ultrasonic cleansing a high pressure back-flush is performed to remove any remaining particles that might be left inside the injector and to flush the injector from ultrasonic cleansing fluids.
* The injectors are now retested for leak, spray pattern and flow, and the results are recorded.
* New filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are installed where applicable.
* The injectors are now placed in sealed plastic bags.
* A comprehensive test report is prepared and returned with the injectors.
But if its better to replace them, what size will I need? I'm running completely stock.
Thanks
02-24-2009, 05:27 PM
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If you decide to replace them we have stock LS1 Injectors in stock ! These are BRAND NEW !
http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.a...555894&eq=&Tp=
http://www.racetronix.biz/itemdesc.a...555894&eq=&Tp=
02-24-2009, 06:12 PM
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Is it better to replace the injectors or to just have them cleaned? My car has 98k miles. A place near me offers this...
Clean and Flow: ($18.00 per injector) Service Order Form
* Injectors are externally cleaned, visualy inspected, and numbered
* Injectors are tested for resistance, shorts, and current draw.
* Leak, spray pattern, and flow rate tests are performed and recorded
* Dirt, loose paint and rust is removed via a blasting process using walnut shell.
* Filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are removed where applicable.
* A three step ultrasonic cleaning process in three separate ultrasonic tanks is performed. During this processes the injectors are pulsed at various rates. This ensures complete results.
* After ultrasonic cleansing a high pressure back-flush is performed to remove any remaining particles that might be left inside the injector and to flush the injector from ultrasonic cleansing fluids.
* The injectors are now retested for leak, spray pattern and flow, and the results are recorded.
* New filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are installed where applicable.
* The injectors are now placed in sealed plastic bags.
* A comprehensive test report is prepared and returned with the injectors.
But if its better to replace them, what size will I need? I'm running completely stock.
Thanks
Clean and Flow: ($18.00 per injector) Service Order Form
* Injectors are externally cleaned, visualy inspected, and numbered
* Injectors are tested for resistance, shorts, and current draw.
* Leak, spray pattern, and flow rate tests are performed and recorded
* Dirt, loose paint and rust is removed via a blasting process using walnut shell.
* Filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are removed where applicable.
* A three step ultrasonic cleaning process in three separate ultrasonic tanks is performed. During this processes the injectors are pulsed at various rates. This ensures complete results.
* After ultrasonic cleansing a high pressure back-flush is performed to remove any remaining particles that might be left inside the injector and to flush the injector from ultrasonic cleansing fluids.
* The injectors are now retested for leak, spray pattern and flow, and the results are recorded.
* New filter baskets, o-rings, and pintle caps are installed where applicable.
* The injectors are now placed in sealed plastic bags.
* A comprehensive test report is prepared and returned with the injectors.
But if its better to replace them, what size will I need? I'm running completely stock.
Thanks
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So I' send them to you and you'll return them the next day? I ship them monday, you get them wednesday ship them back thursday and hopefully i get them by saturday?
Thanks just trying to figure out how long I'd be without a car.
Are the stock injectors fine? I'm pretty much gonna keep my car stock, I just keep reading other people upgrading their injectors so I'm wondering if stock sucks.
Thanks just trying to figure out how long I'd be without a car.
Are the stock injectors fine? I'm pretty much gonna keep my car stock, I just keep reading other people upgrading their injectors so I'm wondering if stock sucks.
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So I' send them to you and you'll return them the next day? I ship them monday, you get them wednesday ship them back thursday and hopefully i get them by saturday?
Thanks just trying to figure out how long I'd be without a car.
Are the stock injectors fine? I'm pretty much gonna keep my car stock, I just keep reading other people upgrading their injectors so I'm wondering if stock sucks.
Thanks just trying to figure out how long I'd be without a car.
Are the stock injectors fine? I'm pretty much gonna keep my car stock, I just keep reading other people upgrading their injectors so I'm wondering if stock sucks.
http://www.fuelinjectorconnection.co...order_form.pdf
if you get them into us using early delivery I will have them out same day.
Thanks
