2003 Fuel Injectors
 

Anybody know a good source to get fuel injecters. Mine is dripping thinking of changing all six....Also can anybody tell me can this be done myself or does it have to go yo dealer to have this done. Please let me know asap.
Thanks in advance
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Someone will chime in with aftermarket injectors but if you just want the leaker replaced you might still be under warrantee. Got less than 100k miles? Is it worth hiding the mods?

Wow, 400+k miles on the stock injectors!
I would contact Don M with Formula 1 about injectors. He's here on this forum.

MikeyB

Wher is a good place to purchase stock injectors. I checked local prices they are running from 419-445 each in the Huntsville area. I have two that are giving me trouble with 126000 miles on them.

I've been looking for injectors and it seems the only place to purchase the whole injector is through Chrysler. I was told that because of the scarcity of these items they can't be purchased through Cummins or Bosch directly. All of the other "injectors" I have found for the common rail are just the nozzle portion of the injector and require you to have injectors in good working order before you can swap. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong...

-Steve

you can buy them from cummins i priced them a couple of weeks ago for my 03 as far as texas theirs a place called womack deisel in seguin tx that had a good price on them

You can scour eBay for a set which is where I got mine. I think I paid around 400 bucks for a set of six that had 31k on them. I just couldn't afford any down time when I send a set off to DonM, plus I had a couple leaky ones that needed addressed.

Thanks
I am going to keep looking. I think I will contact DonM. I just cant afford any downtime either. We leave this friday morning for a stock show in central texas and we are just getting into our busy season.

I called Cummins and they quoted me $354 with a $100 core charge. I also looked on Ebay and found a performance set for around $1100 but am not sure if I want to replace all of them when only one is causing problems