302 injectors
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https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...7a1377249a.jpg https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.for...fcb0148b2b.jpg i order new injectors for my 95 f150 with the 302. They are remand injectors. I opened the box to find that it seems they shipped me 2 different types of injectors. 2 of them have a black tip and the they appear to be the same as stock. The other 6 have a yellow tip and seem to have some sort of pin where the ports should be. I have posted pictures to show what I'm talking about. My question is do I need to return the yellow tip ones cuz they sent the wrong ones? Or are both types of injectors fine to use together in my truck? |
They sent you a mix of the older and newer style injectors, single hole versus 4 hole. The latter are supposedly a little more efficient. Regardless, I would not mix-n-match. For remans. I highly suggest the single hole version.
I believe the early version are referred to as EV1 and the later version w/4 holes is EV6. |
The 4 hole injectors are prone to sticking open, so despite the fact they atomize fuel better than the early pintle style they're not worth the hastle IMO.
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Originally Posted by Conanski
(Post 16960775)
The 4 hole injectors are prone to sticking open, so despite the fact they atomize fuel better than the early pintle style they're not worth the hastle IMO.
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Who did you purchase the Reman injectors from ?
I would not like to have same thing happen to me or others.. |
Originally Posted by Conanski
(Post 16960775)
The 4 hole injectors are prone to sticking open, so despite the fact they atomize fuel better than the early pintle style they're not worth the hastle IMO.
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