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Washing Your Engine? Injector Note

posted by  Steve on  Sun Mar 20 07:06 CST 2005
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I washed my engine compartment last night after treating it with citrus cleaner (one can now eat off the engine). I noticed afterward a miss on one cylinder and discovered that the front injector connector had water in it. These are not waterproof and they can leak when exposed to a water spray. Fixing it was easy: just disconnect, dry it, and treat with silicone grease.






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