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Where (or how) to have injectors cleaned.
I have just aquired a set of fuel injectors and am wondering what the best way to go about having them cleaned out. Is this something that a reasonable service shop can do a good job on, or will flushing them out with throttle body cleaner work just as well. I want to get it right the first time before I put them in. Thanks in advance.
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I sent mine off to get cleaned and mapped. This assures you that you are getting constant amounts of fuel to each cylinder and your engine runs much smoother. I sent them 8 injectors and they picked the appropriate four for me. I usually like doing my own work, but in this case I am glad I did it the other way. I will have to look up the name of the place that did it for me but I think it was witchhunter or something like that. I'll look that up and post back.
This is it: http://www.witchhunter.com/ |
Send them to witch hunter. I've sent them injectors from my 944 & other cars to have them cleaned. Price is very reasonable and the turnaround is usually a day.
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(Hi Tom :) )
and dittos, third vote for Witchhunter, I sent him mine from NJ, had them back at my door in a just over a week! he did a great job. dont forget to give them a quick shot of paint when you get them back. |
Yeah, I think I'll send them, plus the ones on the car now, to be cleaned and have the best 4 matched. As for paint, I have some red high temp brake caliper paint I'll use. Then they'll match my ignition wires. I can't wait to see the final difference, since I have fixed just about everything else (TPS, AFM, O2 sensor, vacuum lines, J-Boot clamps, new plugs, ect). It's running better than ever, but is still just a little rough in the idle, and seems to behave as if an injector is leaking or something. Matched clean injectors should finish it up nicely.
It will be a week or two before I'll get a chance to send them out, but I'll post back with the results. |
A lot of people here and rennlist push witchhunter, they sound like they do go work but I have heard horror stories. I took mine to a local diesel shop. Shop said they were leaking but I don't think they really were. I gave them to lart who in turn sold them for $150 so they must have worked.
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Yeah, going by what's on their website, they look like they are a pretty serious performance shop, in which case I don't think I would even consider taking them anywhere else.
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I've had good success personally. but I have heard others that said they didn't. I know that when I sent them mine they put on new seals and found one of the injectors had a crack and sold me a good one for $25. the thing I liked was they give you a print out of what your injector was like before & after the cleaning.
If you do send yours to them, would be interested in knowning what your numbers were to compare against mine after they were cleaned. Just to have a refrence. |
west coast - rc engineering
east coast - marren injection |
Yeah, I'll post the numbers. I'm hoping to get it done in the next couple weeks, so stay tuned...
The marren place looks pretty good, but they are a bit more expensive...and a bit out of my price range for 8 injectors. |
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