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Two560Two 08-04-2014 06:11 PM

CIS Injector brands & quality issues?
 
I finally took the plunge and decided to replace all 8 injectors, seals, holders and manifold air tubes. While I was shopping, I found several brands of injectors which were much cheaper than the OE Bosch units. Has anyone bought the cheap stuff and had good results? I ended up getting the Bosch OE units for about $42 each on ********.

porkface 08-04-2014 07:54 PM

i used to sell echlin at a napa store i worked at in 91-95 or so. we eventually got an asnu injector cleaner. a used bosch after cleaning always had a better pattern than a new echlin. things MAY be different now.

as a side note, interested in donating your old injectors? i've found a pump style cleaner, like factory bosch, and would like to see how it does before i invest in it. send me pm, please, thanks, chuck.

johnflight1 08-04-2014 09:02 PM

cheap injectors
 
I have purchased some new cheap off brand injectors on e-bay and also got a new bosch to try. None of them were any good the spray patterns were terrible and some of the cheap ones dripped and shot a pencil stream. So I just put my old ones back in tested them with the fuel pump relay bypassed and my old original silver mercedes units had an excellent spray pattern!
What a waste of money!:mad:
Test your currently installed ones before you jump into this I have talked to some techs that said they had to go thru 10 new injectors before they found a good one. Also replace them in sets so they all have the same opening pressure.
You will just need 8 small glass jars to compare all your injectors spray patterns., and bypass the fuel pump relay ,on my car after you pull the fuel pump relay jumper pins 7&8. this will run your pumps.
All injectors should open at the same time when you push on the air mass meter plate and they should have a nice fine mist spray pattern no dripping no shooting to the side or pencil streams.
Hope this helps. dont cheap out! it bit me

lsmalley 08-05-2014 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by johnflight1 (Post 3368808)
I have purchased some new cheap off brand injectors on e-bay and also got a new bosch to try. None of them were any good the spray patterns were terrible and some of the cheap ones dripped and shot a pencil stream. So I just put my old ones back in tested them with the fuel pump relay bypassed and my old original silver mercedes units had an excellent spray pattern!
What a waste of money!:mad:
Test your currently installed ones before you jump into this I have talked to some techs that said they had to go thru 10 new injectors before they found a good one. Also replace them in sets so they all have the same opening pressure.
You will just need 8 small glass jars to compare all your injectors spray patterns., and bypass the fuel pump relay ,on my car after you pull the fuel pump relay jumper pins 7&8. this will run your pumps.
All injectors should open at the same time when you push on the air mass meter plate and they should have a nice fine mist spray pattern no dripping no shooting to the side or pencil streams.
Hope this helps. dont cheap out! it bit me

Lol! John, I was following your last post and was going to make reference here about taking short cuts on important parts, thanks for chiming in on this post with your recent experience with aftermarket injectors. glad you fixed your rough idle problem.

Two560Two 08-05-2014 07:33 PM

I actually have an injector tester & cleaner. I bought it from the "mercedes guy" on **************. I will test all my old ones and the new ones I bought when arrived. The car has 150k miles. I will report back my findings


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