Fuel Injectors - Ford Ranger
#2
im not exactly sure, but i know if you are removing them, soak them in a cleaner, clean the cleaner off, make sure the screens are free of gunk, and replace the o-rings. There is a guy on e-bay that "rebuilds and test them", he may have some info if you contact him. If you are replacing them with performance ones, accel makes good ones...14lb/hr is what they reccomend for the 2.9L, if you go any larger you will have to re-program your computer.
#3
im not exactly sure, but i know if you are removing them, soak them in a cleaner, clean the cleaner off, make sure the screens are free of gunk, and replace the o-rings. There is a guy on e-bay that "rebuilds and test them", he may have some info if you contact him. If you are replacing them with performance ones, accel makes good ones...14lb/hr is what they reccomend for the 2.9L, if you go any larger you will have to re-program your computer.
#4
You might just want to ship your injectors to these guys.
WitchHunter Performance - Injector Cleaning & Flow Testing Services
Can't beat the price and the turn around is very fast.
WitchHunter Performance - Injector Cleaning & Flow Testing Services
Can't beat the price and the turn around is very fast.
#5
You might just want to ship your injectors to these guys.
WitchHunter Performance - Injector Cleaning & Flow Testing Services
Can't beat the price and the turn around is very fast.
WitchHunter Performance - Injector Cleaning & Flow Testing Services
Can't beat the price and the turn around is very fast.
I found metallic shavings in my fuel filter, which when turned upside down emptied black muddy fuel mixture. I have a hole in the gas tank in which I think is contributing to the delinquincy in the fuel system ultimately resulting in badly clogged injectors.
Basically I did not maintain my vehicle and now I am paying for it the hard way.
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