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08-12-2009 #1
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Injector Cleaning Questions
I bought a new set of Ford SVO injectors and used them about 6 months. I then pulled the engine apart. That was 3 years ago. The injectors were left in the manifold but the intake was off the car and stored in a dry but unheated garage.
Should I have the injectors cleaned before returning them to use? Run a good injector cleaner through the tank and call it good? I'm on a fairly tight budget and just didn't want to spend needless money. Will they be okay as is?
What's your ideas?
ThanksDoug Gulley
66 C10 383, AFR 190, Accel SuperRam, Hyd Roller 230*/236* 280XFI, aftermarket T56, *under construction*
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09-09-2009 #2
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clean the injectors. i purchased a set of low mileage injectors that had sat for a while and had issues running rich at idle and lean under load. I spoke with the guys at FIC http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/shop/ . they informed me that gas will gunk up in the injector just as it does in an old tank and clog the injector. i think the cost was reasonable to clean them.
Aaron R
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09-10-2009 #3
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Thanks. I had almost forgot about this post. I did some looking online and found some good pages on how to clean your injectors yourself at home.
Doug Gulley
66 C10 383, AFR 190, Accel SuperRam, Hyd Roller 230*/236* 280XFI, aftermarket T56, *under construction*
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09-26-2009 #4
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A couple cans of Chevron Techron with some premium from
Amoco/BP or Shell also helps clean them up, big issue are the small filter screens on rail side getting crusty and stopped up. Takes special tool to remove and install them but I have gotten them out with pic in pinch.
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