F@(&!#g injectors again........
Not too difficult to do yourself, Just buy an intake gasket set. That price is way too high for labor and the injectors, They are hosing you for sure.
High price for both the OEM and AM injectors. And $550 is a lot for a job that isn't all that difficult.
OP: Those 92+ injectors really are badly designed and it's easy to pinch and spring leaks in the o-rings which floods the cylinder, which i'm guessing is your problem, new OEM injector isn't going to go out in 2 years. Course if it was installed improperly, it probably would have started to leak a lot sooner than this.
OP: Those 92+ injectors really are badly designed and it's easy to pinch and spring leaks in the o-rings which floods the cylinder, which i'm guessing is your problem, new OEM injector isn't going to go out in 2 years. Course if it was installed improperly, it probably would have started to leak a lot sooner than this.
I have the new injector in and the car runs like a champ again. I also replaced the rubber crossover fuel lines and clamps, plus new upper intake manifold gaskets.
Took about 2 hours.
Phew......
Took about 2 hours.
Phew......
i just changed my intake manifold gasket + an injector too, and my exhaust manifold gasket. runs great however for some reason its a bit shakey, probably gonna change my spark wires, distributor cap, and ignition rotor soon.
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