This is a side by side comparison for the SMP FJ67 and a Bosch 019. First up is the FJ67 nozzle tip is shorter. Second the FJ 67 has 3 spray heads, the Bosch has one. Original rubber O rings work fine, just like on the Bosch. Hose is shorter but not a real problem. The FJ67 has a different connector, hard to tell but the pins are more to the top of the plug and the whole frame is larger. I suspect the correct connector for this injector is the one used on the 1.8 Bosch. I am going to take the injector to the local parts store and see what will fit. This is going to require the injection wire harness to be modified.
Lastly I have not been able to find the specifications for the FJ67. Websites on say that it replaces the 2.0 injector.
Full Version: Stock Bosch 2.0 Fuel Injector 019 vs FJ67 Replacement
Test it.
Going to keep the FJ 67 new.
Not the 1.8 injector connector, looks to me like the standard 1.7 or 2.0 connectors should fit.
Jim
Jim
The shorter hose to the rail is a bonus.
QUOTE(jcd914 @ May 30 2018, 10:59 PM) 
Not the 1.8 injector connector, looks to me like the standard 1.7 or 2.0 connectors should fit.
Jim
Any update on this? Does the FJ67 work as a suitable replacement for the original Bosch injector?
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