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How to bleed fuel injectors?
Since I got a problem in this area I tried to find a procedure to do this but came up empty.
I'm guessing here that onces the fuel onjector is pulled out, you can reconenct it and put it in a plastic bag, disconnect the spark plug wires and crank the engine to get fuel flowing, is that about right? Can anyone recomment anything else? xp |
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Uh, I think it would be quite helpful here to know what year and model you are working on.
Have a great day, |
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The procedure you describe is highly risky. I suggest you build a test setup if you want to examine the spray pattern - and use a different test fluid than gasoline.
Raw gasoline is flammable, but not explosive. The vapors that would build up in the plastic bag would be. Steve |
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I just read that someone did it, was wondering how but I don't think I'll be doing it.
taking the car to shop now. xp |
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What's the difference between letting the injector spray into a bag and letting an injector spray into a cylinder? There is no downstream pressure in either case.
Sixto 91 300SE 87 300SDL 83 300SD |
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INJECTORS DON'T need bleeding . . . they bleed themselves . . .
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apparently someone did this to clean them up. I just use a bottole of fule injection cleaner.
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