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102924, best way to clean injectors?
Posted by xavier3jr, Feb-02-07 12:22 PM
while i'm waiting on my head to get here im cleaning aint painting my IM and TB so what is the best way to clean the injectors? i don't wana fuck em up by some chance.
102928, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by edxmon, Feb-02-07 12:41 PM
RC Engineering, some where out here in CA, search it here or Google it up! :thumbsup
102933, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by 95greenhrcgs, Feb-02-07 03:29 PM
Get them professionally done. They will usually come back with the flow chart letting you know how the injectors performed. RC.
102935, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by eclipsekaiser, Feb-02-07 05:13 PM
best way is remove and professionally clean. None of the dealer flushing crap.

There is another shop up in Washington ...Witchfield or something like that. Some of the Neon guys used them with positive outcomes. Only charge 15$ per injector.

RC Engineering has been tried and true.
102938, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by bullettdsm, Feb-02-07 10:54 PM
Marron Motorsports Shelton Ct.

102941, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by slowmitsu, Feb-03-07 06:51 AM
Another vote for RC here. Here's a good post regarding their service:

http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=5&topic_id=50306&mesg_id=50306&listing_type=search
102950, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by DR1665, Feb-04-07 05:47 AM
Arizona TPI charges $15/ea to clean and sends them back with fresh o-rings, individually sealed in plastic with the flow data sheet like mentioned above. If you live near a larger metropolitan area, see if you can't find a shop locally before sending them out. Usually takes one business day. Why add a week of down time, right?
102951, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by xavier3jr, Feb-04-07 06:35 AM
thanks for all the info guys i found a local place thats gana do it for $17 a injector only thing is they cant give me any flow sheets. thanks for all the info greatly apriciated.
102955, RE: best way to clean injectors?
Posted by kain_99gs, Feb-04-07 02:37 PM
Hmm, just as long as you trust them I guess. Having a flow sheet also shows you if it was worth it or not/etc. Good luck.

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