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lickscissorsMay-24-04 05:18 AM
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#75019, "how do i open an injector manually?"




          

how do i get a fuel injector to open... does anyone know what voltage they open at? im planning on trying to use my old injectors as water injection and i need to know how to get them to open....thanks
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RE: how do i open an injector manually?, PowerEclipses, May-24-04 05:40 AM, #1
RE: how do i open an injector manually?, mcgyvr, May-24-04 06:34 AM, #2
      RE: how do i open an injector manually?, ModeratorCorbin, May-24-04 06:49 AM, #3
           RE: how do i open an injector manually?, TeamXtremeRS, May-24-04 07:28 AM, #4
                RE: how do i open an injector manually?, TeamMichael_97RS, May-24-04 08:38 AM, #5
                     RE: how do i open an injector manually?, lickscissors, May-24-04 02:01 PM, #6
                          RE: how do i open an injector manually?, turbo8u, May-24-04 04:42 PM, #7
                               RE: how do i open an injector manually?, Uberingram, May-24-04 06:27 PM, #8
                               RE: how do i open an injector manually?, TeamMichael_97RS, May-25-04 06:31 AM, #9
                                    RE: how do i open an injector manually?, turbo8u, May-25-04 07:11 AM, #10

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#75022, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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Intercooler sprayer?? Good idea imo. I might have to rig something like that. I wonder if you could use the pump from your washer sprayer. But then again, you would need some nice amount of pressure to spray


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mcgyvrMay-24-04 06:34 AM
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#75023, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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here is a lot of info on water injection
http://www.mirage-performance.com/sonata/WaterInjection/

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ModeratorCorbinMay-24-04 06:49 AM
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#75025, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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You can click an injector open with 12V DC. I don't think they are meant for a 100% duty cycle, so don't open them for too long.

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TeamXtremeRSMay-24-04 07:28 AM
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#75026, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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Yeah, I dont think an injector will last too long with always being on when sprayed. Also, I have read that water can corrode a fuel injector, so I wouldn't really want to trust that method of injection. IMO, at least buy a Aquamist nozzle, they are meant for this, and will atomize the water much better than any other device out there. If you are at the point of needing something like water injection, that means you are wanting to push the motor to the edge, running pump gas. I wouldn't trust a fuel injector that can clog/corrode to a 3000 dollar motor...thats just me though emoji


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TeamMichael_97RSMay-24-04 08:38 AM
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#75027, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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Yeah you can burn out an injector runnin git 100% duty cycle. I also don't think water is good for the parts of teh injector.



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lickscissorsMay-24-04 02:01 PM
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#75040, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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but if i purchase a aquamist nozzle, then i need the valve that will keep the vacuum from pulling the water in.... the injector would stay shut under vacuum and small boost amounts....you would only need the injector under the last 5psi or so....so for those few thousand rpms, the injector wouldnt be open thaaaat long....i dont know, we'll see what happens...im not going insane boost yet, i just wanted to get it safe for when i do go insane.... but 12v will open it up? i just didnt want to blow them up....thanks
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turbo8uMay-24-04 04:42 PM
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#75050, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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dude stock fuckin with that injector for water injection, its not a good idea has mnay downfalls and an aquamist nozzle is 16$! lol and a check valve is 5$! dont be cheap man...it'll bite you in the ass
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#75059, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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Originally posted by turbo8u
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#75087, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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Originally posted by turbo8u
dude stock fuckin with that injector for water injection, its not a good idea has mnay downfalls and an aquamist nozzle is 16$! lol and a check valve is 5$! dont be cheap man...it'll bite you in the ass _________ 96 talon esi-t san clemente, ca as needles of ice are the ill winds' talons


I'm also guessing the aquamist runs on a lower line pressure than you need to get an injector to have a good spray pattern. You'd need to have some pump that would give you a good 30psi of line pressure to run the stoick injector. Then there's the ater running through the injector that will probably over time corrode the inside of the injector and probably stick the nossle closed and it won't spray.

I'm all for Monster Garaging it... but do this one the right way.

You'd probably sprend more getting injectors to work anyway. Just buying the right harness for the injectors is not the cheapest.



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turbo8uMay-25-04 07:11 AM
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#75094, "RE: how do i open an injector manually?"
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actually michael the water injection kits have a much higher line pressure, but they also dont use like 3/8 fuel line, lol

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