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79 911. stripped injector port

does anyone have a good fix for rethreading without getting shreds into engine? it's # 6 cy. thx

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Not sure what you're referring to...

The CIS injector ports are not threaded. They are pressed in.
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They will spin in the injector sleeves. Or are you referring to the fuel lines nut / injector where it threads to the injector?
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CIS Injector sleeve........

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does anyone have a good fix for rethreading without getting shreds into engine? it's # 6 cy. thx

gdj,

Maybe you meant “injector sleeve”. Best way to replace old and brittle injector sleeve is to remove the intake runner from the motor and do it on the work bench. Some of these are easy to remove but others could break and crumble down to the cylinder head.

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79 911

thx guys... i had incorrect info from mech. problem solved.

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