PNP, flow-matched GT500 Injectors
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Wow, random. Is it just me, or is that picture now a pot full of something I wouldn't want to eat?
It definitely used to be a picture of some kick *** injectors in an engine.
-edit- the image is back to normal, must have just been a weird caching thing or something.
It definitely used to be a picture of some kick *** injectors in an engine.
-edit- the image is back to normal, must have just been a weird caching thing or something.
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Okay people, I've removed a bunch of these plastic bits using pliers, and it is working pretty well for me. This is how I'm doing it:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g4qfwskyvv...11.31.mov?dl=0
If you take this approach, be super careful, as one little slip and you end up with this:
I'm going to have that one re-flow tested and if it comes back with the same numbers, I'll use it in my car.
Anyone found a slightly lower risk way to do this?
If anyone who bought a set of these injectors from me is not comfortable removing that black piece, I can send you a shipping label to send your injectors back to me and I'll send you a set with the black piece removed.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/g4qfwskyvv...11.31.mov?dl=0
If you take this approach, be super careful, as one little slip and you end up with this:
I'm going to have that one re-flow tested and if it comes back with the same numbers, I'll use it in my car.
Anyone found a slightly lower risk way to do this?
If anyone who bought a set of these injectors from me is not comfortable removing that black piece, I can send you a shipping label to send your injectors back to me and I'll send you a set with the black piece removed.
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Hint (from experience);
If you have a small soldering iron (and who on this site doesn't) melt a small groove in one part all the way down to metal + put your thumb for leverage behind the plastic and using a small flat blade screwdriver just pop the ring off. No risk of screwing up the pintle.
If you have a small soldering iron (and who on this site doesn't) melt a small groove in one part all the way down to metal + put your thumb for leverage behind the plastic and using a small flat blade screwdriver just pop the ring off. No risk of screwing up the pintle.
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Hint (from experience);
If you have a small soldering iron (and who on this site doesn't) melt a small groove in one part all the way down to metal + put your thumb for leverage behind the plastic and using a small flat blade screwdriver just pop the ring off. No risk of screwing up the pintle.
If you have a small soldering iron (and who on this site doesn't) melt a small groove in one part all the way down to metal + put your thumb for leverage behind the plastic and using a small flat blade screwdriver just pop the ring off. No risk of screwing up the pintle.
Thanks!
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It's goo brah. I like see one track record before I buy da ting nahaimean?