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how do you get the injectors out???
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My advice: buy the tool. It is soooooo much easier, but since you have the
head off it might not be that bad without the tool.
If you want to test them, hook them back up to the fuel lines, and then you
will have to put a jumper in at the fuel pump relay, which is on the fuse
box. I'm not sure as to which terminals you will need to jump(consult
Bentley). Once, you have done that, the fuel pump will come on, and you can
pull up on the sensor plate and the fuel will start to spray. Notice the
pattern of the spray, if it is a nice fine cone, then the injectors are
good. If it spits or fuel comes out in a stream, then they are dirty. If the
injectors are dirty, all hope is not lost. Run the fuel down to less than a
quarter of a tank, and then add about a quart of lacquer thinner. Lacquer
thinner is essentially the same ingredients as B-12 Chemtool. The car might
run like crap while the thinner is in there, but as soon as you run it out
and fill up the tank, the injectors should be nice and clean.
jeremy
2/10/02 10:10 PM, Rob Cotner at robw_zz@hotmail.com wrote:
Hey all,
I have the head off my '84 scirocco, but can't figure out how to get the
injectors out. I've seen that CIS fuel-injector pulling tool in catalogs,
but isn't there a way to do it without that tool? Also, is there anyway to
clean/test the injectors if I ever get them out???
Thanks-
Rob
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My advice: buy the tool. It is soooooo much easier, but since you have the =
head off it might not be that bad without the tool. <BR>
<BR>
If you want to test them, hook them back up to the fuel lines, and then you=
will have to put a jumper in at the fuel pump relay, which is on the fuse b=
ox. I'm not sure as to which terminals you will need to jump(consult Bentley=
). Once, you have done that, the fuel pump will come on, and you can pull up=
on the sensor plate and the fuel will start to spray. Notice the pattern of=
the spray, if it is a nice fine cone, then the injectors are good. If it sp=
its or fuel comes out in a stream, then they are dirty. If the injectors are=
dirty, all hope is not lost. Run the fuel down to less than a quarter of a =
tank, and then add about a quart of lacquer thinner. Lacquer thinner i=
s essentially the same ingredients as B-12 Chemtool. The car might run like =
crap while the thinner is in there, but as soon as you run it out and fill u=
p the tank, the injectors should be nice and clean. <BR>
<BR>
jeremy<BR>
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2/10/02 10:10 PM, Rob Cotner at robw_zz@hotmail.com wrote:<BR>
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<BLOCKQUOTE>Hey all, <BR>
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I have the head off my '84 scirocco, but can't figure out how to get the in=
jectors out. I've seen that CIS fuel-injector pulling tool in catalogs=
, but isn't there a way to do it without that tool? Also, is there any=
way to clean/test the injectors if I ever get them out??? <BR>
<BR>
Thanks- <BR>
<BR>
Rob<BR>
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