Where to get Clips on Fuel injectors?
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Where to get Clips on Fuel injectors? You no the little metal clips that go on the plug which goes on the fuel injector.... yea dumb me pulled one off doin my H/c swap and i lost it. ANyone know where to get one? thanks for help 
Originally Posted by 35thls1ss19
You no the little metal clips that go on the plug which goes on the fuel injector.... yea dumb me pulled one off doin my H/c swap and i lost it. ANyone know where to get one? thanks for help
Fuel Injector Connector p/n 12085491
That is the entire connector. I do not see a listing for just the clip. You might check with one of the forum sponsors. Bet they have something lying around.
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I left all mine off, more of a pain in the A** then thier worth.
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Originally Posted by Hodge
I think you are looking for:
Fuel Injector Connector p/n 12085491
That is the entire connector. I do not see a listing for just the clip. You might check with one of the forum sponsors. Bet they have something lying around.
Fuel Injector Connector p/n 12085491
That is the entire connector. I do not see a listing for just the clip. You might check with one of the forum sponsors. Bet they have something lying around.
lol such a simple design but unless you know what your doing its worthless...i remeber trying to do the same thing then realized you just push it in not sure where you can find the clips other then GM probably at 5 bucks a pop lol
not sure where you can find the clips other then GM probably at 5 bucks a pop lol Trending Topics
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lol so you did the same thgin as me! When i relized how they worked i wanted to hit myself lol.... i kept this one of njfboa so all the nj people dotn no i am an idiot but you caught me! 
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Originally Posted by 35thls1ss19
lol so you did the same thgin as me! When i relized how they worked i wanted to hit myself lol.... i kept this one of njfboa so all the nj people dotn no i am an idiot but you caught me!
I lost one of mine also..went to gm and it is not listed in their computer. you must buy the actual plug for the injector. it comes with it. its like 30 some bucks too. Luckily when i went to pick the plug up, another guy was in the shop and found one upstairs and just gave to me
Originally Posted by Michael02hawk
Originally Posted by ROCNDAV
Hey michael, do you the the Gm Pn for the clips in your link?
I guess the better solution is to use some aftermarket fuel rilas :-)
btw, what are the real chances of the injector coming out or loose on the stock rail, if the clip is missing? I mean the rails are bolted right down, tightly anyway....
Originally Posted by Michael02hawk
Sorry no, I dont know the part number.
I guess the better solution is to use some aftermarket fuel rilas :-)
btw, what are the real chances of the injector coming out or loose on the stock rail, if the clip is missing? I mean the rails are bolted right down, tightly anyway....
I guess the better solution is to use some aftermarket fuel rilas :-)
btw, what are the real chances of the injector coming out or loose on the stock rail, if the clip is missing? I mean the rails are bolted right down, tightly anyway....
Just get the connector, unless you can find a junkyard that has an LS1 w/ the wiring in it still near you, but good luck with that.
That metal clip is the only thing locking down your connector, if its gone have you seen how little effort at all can cause it to come off?
Originally Posted by 02WS6Bird
the connector has a high potential to separate from the injector, it does not hold on any other way. There is way to much vibration and engine torque under pressure to risk putting a hole through a pistion and burning up your cylinder. Think about it!
Just get the connector, unless you can find a junkyard that has an LS1 w/ the wiring in it still near you, but good luck with that.
That metal clip is the only thing locking down your connector, if its gone have you seen how little effort at all can cause it to come off?
Just get the connector, unless you can find a junkyard that has an LS1 w/ the wiring in it still near you, but good luck with that.
That metal clip is the only thing locking down your connector, if its gone have you seen how little effort at all can cause it to come off?
