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FUEL INJECTORS--How to Clean and Store 700 1989

posted by  544-4ever on  Sat Jan 18 10:30 CST 2014
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I have an '89 780, a turbo w/ bosch injection. One injector is blocked,and got another set at U-Pull cheap...same problem. Never had a problem w/ prior cars or this one. Hate to pay new $ for an injector, would like to hear of a method on you tube last yr: guy took a 2" metal piped, capped, machined to accept injector on one end, air chuck on other, sprayed carb cleaner in, capped, air up till blew thru. Not sure on that method. Read of company that uses ultrasound, mail off, 2 week turnaround, $$. The standard aerosol method to clean all, usually by a shop is expensive, w/ special hookup etc.
Aso would like to discover a liquid mixture to immerse indiv.injectors(used) in to clean or keep in clean status. Final Note: Found a comment that GREEN or light green striped injectors are only one to use on turbos. True?
Regards, Ken

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