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Cleaning Fuel Injectors Off-Car 200 1988

posted by  Amarin on  Tue Jan 1 16:26 CST 2019
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I sprayed both ends.

I've made my own spray adaptor for the fuel injectors. Get a 5ml syringe (minus the needle). Use the red straw that comes with STP or WD40 can. Glue one end of the straw INTO the needle hole of the syringe. Use strong glue such as 2 Ton epoxy. Now you could stick the other end of the straw into the carb spray. Lose the syringe plunger. And stick your injector into plunger end of syringe (minus the O ring). It should fit tightly.

Amarin.





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