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According to the chart you have 21.35 pph. 24 isn't that bad to have If you have original ones, they are probably having some built up reside so the reman ones would better Also if you are doing them, have the cold start injector services while you are there
According to the chart you have 21.35 pph. 24 isn't that bad to have If you have original ones, they are probably having some built up reside so the reman ones would better Also if you are doing them, have the cold start injector services while you are there
would I have to do anything with my stock fuel pressure regulator,or just plug them in and turn the key
would I have to do anything with my stock fuel pressure regulator,or just plug them in and turn the key
I'd definitely change it The rubber is pretty old. Ask Jon. He will have the parts. Probably send him your cold start injector and have him service it and send back 8 tested and clean Reman units and gaskets Might as well take the IAC, IAC housing and top plate off the throttle body, clean with brake cleaner, reassemble with fresh gaskets Also do the TB coolant bypass at the same time
I'd definitely change it The rubber is pretty old. Ask Jon. He will have the parts. Probably send him your cold start injector and have him service it and send back 8 tested and clean Reman units and gaskets Might as well take the IAC, IAC housing and top plate off the throttle body, clean with brake cleaner, reassemble with fresh gaskets Also do the TB coolant bypass at the same time