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> Clogged D-Jet Injector, How/Where to clean.
Britain Smith
post Apr 29 2004, 11:45 AM
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It appears that the recent introduction to autocrossing is causing havoc on my little 1.7 since it was previously living a plush life with an old guy. Anyway, one of my injectors had to be replaced with a used one last night because it was clogged. The used injector worked much better than the clogged one, but not as good as a brand new one. All the injectors were replaced with brand new ones not to far back and I would like to put the clogged new one back in if I can get it cleaned out and working correctly.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how or where to get an injector cleaned?

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Mark Henry
post Apr 30 2004, 08:08 AM
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QUOTE(lmcchesney @ Apr 30 2004, 05:26 AM)
Mark, I just caught your post on the home made cleaning device. I would like you input. I load amo for my sons service rifle matches. We use a vibrating bowl to clean the brass. What would be your estimate if we placed an injector in a sealable container with FI injector fluid and placed it in the vibrating bowl for about an hour? I may be able to come up with a 3V source and connection to be contained in the sealed container to open the pentle. I would appreciate your thoughts.

Many regard rebuilt injectors to be no better than older. Brad shared a site that sells quoted new 2.0L injectors for $56.60each.http://catalog.thepartsbin.com/


Should work, you might have to put a non-slip mat or something to stop it from slipping around.

Opening the pintle may help but the wires could come off, if you try this use a non-flamable solvent!
I don't know if holding the pintle open like this (for a long time) will hurt it or not. I also don't know if the fluid would/may cause a dead short.

One thing I did find is if the pintle if frozen it's toast, out of 8 injectors with frozen pintles only 1 freed up. This was with 8hrs on each injector! With a blunt pin you can push on the pintle and feel it open.

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That $50 is for all 4 to be cleaned and to come back good as new and flow tested to insure their performance.


My bad, Britain was talking about 1 injector so I thought you meant each.

The price of injectors have come down so if you have real crusty injectors I'd just get new ones.
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Britain Smith   Clogged D-Jet Injector   Apr 29 2004, 11:45 AM
Kerrys914   I would suggest rich@cruzinperformance.com He cl...   Apr 29 2004, 02:06 PM
Mark Henry   You can always try my low budget, low tech, home m...   Apr 29 2004, 05:07 PM
Kerrys914   That $50 is for all 4 to be cleaned and to co...   Apr 30 2004, 05:38 AM
lmcchesney   Mark, I just caught your post on the home made cle...   Apr 30 2004, 07:26 AM
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