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Posted by: jhelgesen Dec 18 2009, 09:07 AM

Trying to get my barn find 75 1.8l running and working on my FI education.

Looking at the specs on fuel injectors has me confused, L v D jet.

From what I'm reading, I can't use D-jet injectors with L-jet system.

I currently have a mismatched set of injectors in the car, 3 from a 912e and 1 from the original 1.8.

I have a really nice set of yellow 1.7's on the shelf, guess I can't use those....(anyone want to trade?)

Posted by: ClayPerrine Dec 18 2009, 11:37 AM

QUOTE(jhelgesen @ Dec 18 2009, 09:07 AM) *

Trying to get my barn find 75 1.8l running and working on my FI education.

Looking at the specs on fuel injectors has me confused, L v D jet.

From what I'm reading, I can't use D-jet injectors with L-jet system.

I currently have a mismatched set of injectors in the car, 3 from a 912e and 1 from the original 1.8.

I have a really nice set of yellow 1.7's on the shelf, guess I can't use those....(anyone want to trade?)

The 912E injectors should work fine, but a little richer. But you really need a complete matched set.


Posted by: Drums66 Dec 18 2009, 01:53 PM

You should be good,but..........like was said try to match them idea.gif popcorn[1].gif

Posted by: aircooledtechguy Dec 18 2009, 04:03 PM

D-jet injectors have different electrical connectors than L-jet injectors. I don't think you could swap them if you wanted to unless you spliced the corresponding connectors on the harness. . .

Posted by: ClayPerrine Dec 19 2009, 04:48 PM

QUOTE(aircooledtechguy @ Dec 18 2009, 04:03 PM) *

D-jet injectors have different electrical connectors than L-jet injectors. I don't think you could swap them if you wanted to unless you spliced the corresponding connectors on the harness. . .



^They also have different impedance. L-Jet system doesn't have enough voltage at the injector to fire a D-Jet injector. The resistor pack is to lower the voltage at the injector.


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