Replacing MFI injectors
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Got myself new ones to fit this afternoon c/w retaining clamps.
I take it will be easier to remove charge pipe and throttle body to get better access.
Then I guess its a case of undoing the pipe from the injector, separating the two and removing the clamps.
I take it will be easier to remove charge pipe and throttle body to get better access.
Then I guess its a case of undoing the pipe from the injector, separating the two and removing the clamps.
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I found it's a good idea to wiggle the injector out a couple mill and get a spanner on them as you undo the injector pipe from the injector. I don't think that the clamps hold them tight enough to stop them turn at the same time.
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Motorsport Developments are selling new ones for circa Ł125 iirc or you can get them refurbished for Ł15 each. Try injectorcleaning.co.uk.
There was someone on ebay selling a new set for Ł100 and another selling refurbished ones who I made an offer to.
There was someone on ebay selling a new set for Ł100 and another selling refurbished ones who I made an offer to.
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