Leaking injector - clean or replace?
My goal for this car is to make into a reliable "nice day" driver. So I am wondering what is my best long term option to fix this. Should I buy a whole set of new injectors or have them sent out to be cleaned? When I account for shipping it seems money wise a new set Accel injectors is only about $100 more than the cleaning service.
Anything else I should do for some preventative maintenance while I have the top taken apart? I also plan replacing the intake manifold gasket since one of the bolts was loose and squirting coolant when I got it (thankfully one that was easily accessible). I figure once I am there I mind as well.
My goal for this car is to make into a reliable "nice day" driver. So I am wondering what is my best long term option to fix this. Should I buy a whole set of new injectors or have them sent out to be cleaned? When I account for shipping it seems money wise a new set Accel injectors is only about $100 more than the cleaning service.
Anything else I should do for some preventative maintenance while I have the top taken apart? I also plan replacing the intake manifold gasket since one of the bolts was loose and squirting coolant when I got it (thankfully one that was easily accessible). I figure once I am there I mind as well.
I just replaced injectors in my 1985.
I used Bosch III's from FIC and I am very happy with them.
It appeared my car wasn't driven much by the previous owner lately as the injectors and fuel rail had a good amount of crusty build up.
From my research and confirmed by myself when I pulled them out, you should have original Bosch injectors that I've been told should respond well to removal and sent out for cleaning. With 34K miles on them, that's what I would do.
The only reason I didn't have mine redone was I had 6 original Bosch and two Accel injectors and I wanted to stay with a matching set.
Some people will say you have multec injectors but I don't believe they were used in 1985's.
Just my opinion.
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