Can injectors be rebuilt?
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From: Columbus, ohio
Can injectors be rebuilt? Think i found my stalling problem.
seems one of my injectors is having a problem, its dumping way to much fuel at idle, and throwing o2 codes cause of this.
Im thinking this would be a good time to upgrade to those 55lbers ive been eyeing, but i dont want to be stuck with 7 good injectors (my 42lb svo's)
so i either sell the seven good ones or rebuild the bad one the sell the set.
Can you have them rebuilt?
seems one of my injectors is having a problem, its dumping way to much fuel at idle, and throwing o2 codes cause of this.
Im thinking this would be a good time to upgrade to those 55lbers ive been eyeing, but i dont want to be stuck with 7 good injectors (my 42lb svo's)
so i either sell the seven good ones or rebuild the bad one the sell the set.
Can you have them rebuilt?
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From: Sacramento, CA
Re: Can injectors be rebuilt? I'm sure you can.
I had a set of 30lbers turned into 47lbers by Chris Johnson Motorsports for my Mustang so if they can uprgade then somewhat I dont see why they cant be rebuilt. I don't know of anyone in your area but you can start with the manufactures and if they cant help you you can always try JMS.
I had a set of 30lbers turned into 47lbers by Chris Johnson Motorsports for my Mustang so if they can uprgade then somewhat I dont see why they cant be rebuilt. I don't know of anyone in your area but you can start with the manufactures and if they cant help you you can always try JMS.
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Re: Can injectors be rebuilt? Truthfully I looked into this also and the price for you to have them re built will be close to the price of new injectors. But since you only have a problem with one i would either just go and buy a new one or just get that one rebuilt, It's going to be very close to the price of a new one so it's up to you.
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