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Cleaning Fuel Injectors? by Nate16
Started on: 10-05-2007 12:30 AM
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Report this Post10-05-2007 12:30 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Nate16Send a Private Message to Nate16Direct Link to This Post
How do you clean fuel injectors? By this I mean what do you use to do it?
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Report this Post10-05-2007 01:22 AM Click Here to See the Profile for HudiniSend a Private Message to HudiniDirect Link to This Post
If you want it done right where the injectors are cleaned and flow tested then remove them from the car and take it to someone with the equipment. Rich at Cruzin Performance will also do this for about $12 an injector. You mail them to him and he inspects - cleans - flow tests each one and gives you a detailed report.

I have used a combo of mineral spirits, Techron fuel injector cleaner, and Seafoam. You hook up an old fuel pump to your fuel rail off the car. Hook a switched (or pulsed) 12v source to one injector pin and a ground to the other pin. Let the cleaning fluid pump through the injector into a graduated cylinder to measure each injectors flow rate.

This is Dodgerunner's setup. I made something very similar using his idea.
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Report this Post10-05-2007 02:27 AM Click Here to See the Profile for PaulJKSend a Private Message to PaulJKDirect Link to This Post
I have a set of 6 stock 2.8 V6 injectors with only a few thousand miles on them. I used bigger ones when i have my engine conversion done. PM me an offer if interested.
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Best $120.00 bucks I ever spent on my GT! http://www.cruzinperformance.com/fuelinj.html
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Originally posted by Gokart:

Best $120.00 bucks I ever spent on my GT! http://www.cruzinperformance.com/fuelinj.html


I agree, I've had my GT 2.8, my Bonne 3800 and my 4.9 all done. Fast honest service.

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'85GT Indy clone 4.9 4T60E
'78 Toyota longbed, parts runner
'89 Bonneville daily driver
'87 30' Kit Classic TT, living in it.

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