Fast intake on car injector change
#2
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If you're having problem setting them in, maybe take off the intake and set it on the ground below you while you try and seat the injectors from the top. It's much easier than having to reach all the way accross the engine bay and you get more leverage.
Try lubing up the orings with some wd40 before putting them in, dry rubber rings tend to have a hard time getting into snug places.
Try lubing up the orings with some wd40 before putting them in, dry rubber rings tend to have a hard time getting into snug places.
#3
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Although I don't think there is any actual proof of wd40 speeding the deterioration of rubber, some say that it does.
With that in mind maybe a small coating of grease might be a better idea. Either way lube them up if you haven't, and if that doesn't help, do like redtan suggested and do it from above with the intake off.
With that in mind maybe a small coating of grease might be a better idea. Either way lube them up if you haven't, and if that doesn't help, do like redtan suggested and do it from above with the intake off.
#4
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If you're worried about that, then either soome motor oil or even something like seamfoam will work. Just to get the rubber seals a little bit more slippery.
But unless you have the wrong parts, it should not require that. Just a little bit of force which will again be easier with the intake on the ground than you stretched across an engine bay.
But unless you have the wrong parts, it should not require that. Just a little bit of force which will again be easier with the intake on the ground than you stretched across an engine bay.