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> Mechanic in Missouri, 914 mechanic in Missouri
taylordm@att.net
post Apr 16 2013, 08:20 AM
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Trying to get my 914 going, does anyone know a good mechanic near Blue Springs Missouri?
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post Apr 25 2013, 11:10 AM
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Injectors gum up too and probably did if stored with gas in the lines. After that long I'd test each of them (briefly, they're rated for about 3v) with a six volt battery and make sure they buzz actively. Or you can take them to a commercial injector place that has an injector profiler. They can test them for pattern and flow and replace the rubbers for about $20 each.

Frankly, just to get them going I've done the battery thing and gently knocked the bases (not the actual fuel hole... that's metered) with a brass drift or wood to get them buzzing. That's not as good as getting them tested but got it going. Then officially tested later.

Good luck
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