EJ20G injector removal instructions
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EJ20G injector removal instructions
Hi, I've been looking on NASIOC and ScoobyMods for instructions on how to remove fuel injectors out of a MY96 EJ20G but with no luck. I searched ScoobyNet but didn't find anything.
Does anyone have a link to instructions on how to remove them? I'm not sure if I can just pull the injectors straight out once the metal caps are off of if I have to remove the fuel rails.
Does anyone have a link to instructions on how to remove them? I'm not sure if I can just pull the injectors straight out once the metal caps are off of if I have to remove the fuel rails.
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Correct me if im wrong but phase2 = my98-my00 i think. Mine were really tight on the o-rings, try turning them while pulling. I ended having to remove the rail & get it in a vice.
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Bowsaaa, so the steps for an early EJ20G are unplugged the harness, remove the two 8mm bolts holding the metal cap in place, then pull the injector out?
I was going to do this but it feels like there's something in the way and I didn't want to break the injector. Then again they're 12 years old and the O-rings are probably brittle.
I was going to do this but it feels like there's something in the way and I didn't want to break the injector. Then again they're 12 years old and the O-rings are probably brittle.
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wiggle side to side. they really suck, if you have the rails off the car, you can just push down on the tips - this almost guarentees that you'll crack the 10 year old plastic tips.....
theres no good way to remove them.
theres no good way to remove them.
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Bowsaaa, so the steps for an early EJ20G are unplugged the harness, remove the two 8mm bolts holding the metal cap in place, then pull the injector out?
I was going to do this but it feels like there's something in the way and I didn't want to break the injector. Then again they're 12 years old and the O-rings are probably brittle.
I was going to do this but it feels like there's something in the way and I didn't want to break the injector. Then again they're 12 years old and the O-rings are probably brittle.
Chris.
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