Fuel Injector Install?
#3
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
2 of my 36# injectors that my SC came with are missing the o-rings...think its possible to use 2 from the stock injectors? Also, do I need to do anything to prevent gas from spraying out when i disconnect them from the fuel rail?
#4
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
There is a schrader valve access on the top of your fuel rail. Take a rag, wrap it around a screwdriver, and then place them over the valve (after you take off the cap lol).
Press in the schrader while holding the rag all around it. This will spray fuel out, which is what your doing with the rag (keeping the fuel from getting all over the dammed place).
ALWAYS vent the system before doing any work on it. I would also recommend pulling off the negitive battery cable before doing any work on the injectors. Not only is it a good idea for the ECM, but you don't want power anywhere near with fuel all over.
After all that, just unscrew the fuel rail and then pop off each injector. Make sure to not get the wiring mixed up (it would be hard to do, they are cut to length.
I used a small (just a GLAZE) amount of oil on the ring of each injector to make sure I got a good seal, but its probably not nessicarry.
I have no idea about reusing the o ring. Make sure the ones on your new injectors are not cracked or anything.
After you do all this and replace your fuel pump (AND FILTER, a MUST) turn the key on and off a couple times before you start the car to prime the pump, and don't flip out when it doesn't start right away. My car turned over for a little bit before it started.
After you start, keep OFF the throttle for a good time. You of course will not get on it at all until you get to the dyno shop for a a/f check.
Press in the schrader while holding the rag all around it. This will spray fuel out, which is what your doing with the rag (keeping the fuel from getting all over the dammed place).
ALWAYS vent the system before doing any work on it. I would also recommend pulling off the negitive battery cable before doing any work on the injectors. Not only is it a good idea for the ECM, but you don't want power anywhere near with fuel all over.
After all that, just unscrew the fuel rail and then pop off each injector. Make sure to not get the wiring mixed up (it would be hard to do, they are cut to length.
I used a small (just a GLAZE) amount of oil on the ring of each injector to make sure I got a good seal, but its probably not nessicarry.
I have no idea about reusing the o ring. Make sure the ones on your new injectors are not cracked or anything.
After you do all this and replace your fuel pump (AND FILTER, a MUST) turn the key on and off a couple times before you start the car to prime the pump, and don't flip out when it doesn't start right away. My car turned over for a little bit before it started.
After you start, keep OFF the throttle for a good time. You of course will not get on it at all until you get to the dyno shop for a a/f check.
#7
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
ORIGINAL: slow99GT
Well if you want to get technical I guess you could do all of that.. my way just sounded easier[8D]
Well if you want to get technical I guess you could do all of that.. my way just sounded easier[8D]
I don't see why uou couldn't use the stock o-rings, just be very careful getting them off and check for cracking or stretching. Best way to get them off(o-rings) is to squeeze the top of the fuel injector at the o-ring, while squeezing, slide your two fingers forward to help push to o-ring enough to pull it over the top of the injector WITHOUT stretching it too much.
#8
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
Have you already replaced your fuel pump, if not than be careful when you drop the tank of the rubber gromet that meets the tank and the filler neck, I ruined mine on my install and had fuel leakng everywere.
#9
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
Original: SOHCtimes2:
Thanks guys, I can't wait to install all this **** sittign in my room this coming weekend!
Thanks guys, I can't wait to install all this **** sittign in my room this coming weekend!
post those dyno numbers when everythings all set!!
#10
RE: Fuel Injector Install...
ORIGINAL: Car_Ramrod
i hear ya on that one!!! ive had my vortech kit since july...and im finally going to a speed shop to get it installed on monday along with my headers...i am SOOOO excited i cant even begin to tell you. best of luck with the self install...i unfortunately am not all that savvy and am going to pay for a much more knowledgeable person to do it.
post those dyno numbers when everythings all set!!
Original: SOHCtimes2:
Thanks guys, I can't wait to install all this **** sittign in my room this coming weekend!
Thanks guys, I can't wait to install all this **** sittign in my room this coming weekend!
post those dyno numbers when everythings all set!!
I just can't see myself paying several hundred dollars for someone else to install the kit...I'm on a budget, lol.