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Old 03-03-2011, 09:57 AM
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Default Testing solenoids......?

I've noticed a few threads recently with people suggesting having solenoids tested.

Can I test them myself or does a shop need to do it? How complex are we talking?

I have accumulated a decent collection of solenoids from various systems I've ran and now that Dave is building me another new one with new solenoids, I've decided to start selling my old systems. I don't want to post them though until I know the solenoids are good.

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https://ls1tech.com/forums/gen-5-cam...nance-how.html

Very Nice Write up. If need any other help just let me know.
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Perfect thanks!!
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Perfect thanks!!
Not a problem. Let me know If I can help in the future as well.
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That is a good read^^! If you feel confident doing it yourself then have fun with it, if not we can check them out for ya!

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That is a good read^^! If you feel confident doing it yourself then have fun with it, if not we can check them out for ya!

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What does that cost?

I have mostly NX solenoids maybe a couple NOS ones as well.
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We charge $12.50 + parts to rebuild them... so if for some reason they are bad the max it will be is $52.00 each. If they turn out to be in good shape it will only be $12.50+ shipping!

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Originally Posted by graham@nitrousoutlet
https://ls1tech.com/forums/gen-5-cam...nance-how.html

Very Nice Write up. If need any other help just let me know.
I love that write up, i was wondering how to do that and that explained everything
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Ya Dave did a great job on that.

We will usually just check a solenoid for free. It takes very little time and really is a simple process. Just charge for any parts if its needed.

To the OP,

Take a crack at it. Its not hard and if you get them apart and dont feel comfortable send them to me. Ill go over them. But since your selling them I dont want shipping to eat into the coin you could make. Way to be a stand up guy and check them before hand sir!

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Originally Posted by graham@nitrousoutlet
Ya Dave did a great job on that.

We will usually just check a solenoid for free. It takes very little time and really is a simple process. Just charge for any parts if its needed.

To the OP,

Take a crack at it. Its not hard and if you get them apart and dont feel comfortable send them to me. Ill go over them. But since your selling them I dont want shipping to eat into the coin you could make. Way to be a stand up guy and check them before hand sir!

Graham @ N20
Thanks Graham,

I'll probably pull them apart and if they are junk I'll keep them for parts otherwise if they are good I have a couple systems that would help some guys trying to get into the Nitrous game.

Kody

PS Make sure Dave puts a extra love into that Super Victor for me
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Thanks Graham,

I'll probably pull them apart and if they are junk I'll keep them for parts otherwise if they are good I have a couple systems that would help some guys trying to get into the Nitrous game.

Kody

PS Make sure Dave puts a extra love into that Super Victor for me
Good deal Kody.

This is Nitrous Outlet. We got lots of love to give.

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