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changing injectors??
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shouldnt get any spillage really mate, as long as you havent used the car for a while so there is no pressure left 
think... if i remember correctly they are really easy to take out, but cant rememeber exactly how!
think... if i remember correctly they are really easy to take out, but cant rememeber exactly how!
They should be just push in and are held in by the seals so should pop right out with a little tug.
Might be worth changing the seals if you werent going to anyway
Might be worth changing the seals if you werent going to anyway
got new screw in seats for the inlet mani, so just unsrew the filler cap let pressure release then just pull out the rail sound right??? and changing them when i get my eliminator to 550cc genisis as thats what my map needs!!!
release the petrol cap - take off the two fuel pipes connected on the left side of the fuel rail (put a bolt in pipe to stop anything leaking - there are two bolts holding the black pipe that runs under the fuel rail which have to come off - then another two bolts which are there also holding the fuel rail down - you might want to take that plastic thing off thats attached to the fuel rail so you can see more clearly - then slowly pull out rail and injectors -
when replacing them, push down on them but not to hard - when you put the bolts back on it will force down for you
not really a guide but its what i can remember off the top of my head
cheers
when replacing them, push down on them but not to hard - when you put the bolts back on it will force down for you
not really a guide but its what i can remember off the top of my head
cheers
yes had my fuel rail off loads of time and injectors out the mani just wanted to know how the injectors are fitted in the fuel rail seems they are a push fit, also on the pic below which fuel pipe on the left hand side of engine would i put a inline fuel pump?
my bad - they are clipped on - have a look you will see the clip just slides off then the injector pops off
hope that helps
hope that helps
if you change the screw in seats i hope you got the sealing compound......boost leaks all round if not
really ive had them out twice maybe this is the reason its not holding boost that well!! any suggestions for sealing compound?
have not got a pressure tester, so would probably have to take it to a garage. uurmm, think its either 3mm or 4mm ID boost pipe got it from my local motorsport shop but anywhere does it forge, cut a slit with a scalple then put it over and secure with tie wrap very easy but gives a good effect, cheers for the comment mate!!
mate its taken alot of time and effort to get it like that but maintaining it like that in this weather is a pain in the arse you should know with all your polished bits had mine polished at first but was a nightmare to keep buff so decided to spray and laquer!! hope ive helped and put a pic up when done what fmic you going with?
make your own pressure tester...i did.
block off all take-offs and use a pushbike inner tube valve (just cut it off) stick it in one off the small outlets on tip and pump it up with a pump or compressor
block off all take-offs and use a pushbike inner tube valve (just cut it off) stick it in one off the small outlets on tip and pump it up with a pump or compressor
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