dirty injectors
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dirty injectors
Is there any way to check to see if your injectors are dirty without pulling everything apart? Surely there is a simple test for this.
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You could take a lazer temp gun and measure each cylinder at the exhaust manifold.
More a test for a stuck injector than a dirty one, but there might be slight differences?
More than likely they need to be removed and visually checked, then maybe pressure pop tested.
(wrong term, but CRS'd the real term)
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More a test for a stuck injector than a dirty one, but there might be slight differences?
More than likely they need to be removed and visually checked, then maybe pressure pop tested.
(wrong term, but CRS'd the real term)
phox
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Originally posted by phox_mulder
You could take a lazer temp gun and measure each cylinder at the exhaust manifold.
phox
You could take a lazer temp gun and measure each cylinder at the exhaust manifold.
phox
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Dr. I was under the same impression. I thought that # 6 runs hotter than # 1, thats why most install their pyro towards the rear of the block on the manifold. I could be wrong.
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