injectors instalation (HELP)
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injectors instalation (HELP)
hey guys i finally found out my problem with my rough idle and it was my injectors so tommorrow i am going to replace both fuel rails and all injectors and i need to know anything i need to know to help me replace the new ones with the old any helpful tips or pointers will be greatly appreciated thanx
also does anybody know if 2000 ranger injectors will fit on a 2003 ranger
also does anybody know if 2000 ranger injectors will fit on a 2003 ranger
#2
I don't really know on your Ranger but I have the 2.3 and I think my injectors are messing up too. All I have to do is remove my upper intake plenum and take two 10mm bolts off and the whole thing comes off. It would probably be better if you got yourself a Haynes book or something similar.
What other symptoms do you have? Does it ever cut out like it's not getting fuel?
Allen
What other symptoms do you have? Does it ever cut out like it's not getting fuel?
Allen
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#4
I don't really know on your Ranger but I have the 2.3 and I think my injectors are messing up too. All I have to do is remove my upper intake plenum and take two 10mm bolts off and the whole thing comes off. It would probably be better if you got yourself a Haynes book or something similar.
What other symptoms do you have? Does it ever cut out like it's not getting fuel?
Allen
What other symptoms do you have? Does it ever cut out like it's not getting fuel?
Allen
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yeah you are right too i just got back from my buddys shop and we took a look at them and they wont fit...good luck on me paying for brand new ones
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As far as tips in tricks, the only specialty tool you need is a fuel line disconnect tool. This will be needed if the rails come off, probably not necessary if you're swapping injectors. It's a plastic tee shaped tube about 1" long. The parts store carry them in a package with several sizes. Let me specify this was the case on my 2003 model year. Not sure how far back (model year) this tool is needed.
If you need to do this in a day, hope that someone like Rogue has them in stock. You can buy them rebuilt then send your old ones back for a core refund. I just did my 2002 with the flex fuel injectors. The truck had to sit for a while waiting to get them rebuilt. Thats the price of oddball parts. Flex fuel injectors are fairly rare. No choice but to wait or spend several hundred for a new set.
http://rogueperformance.com/BlueprintedFuel.html
If you need to do this in a day, hope that someone like Rogue has them in stock. You can buy them rebuilt then send your old ones back for a core refund. I just did my 2002 with the flex fuel injectors. The truck had to sit for a while waiting to get them rebuilt. Thats the price of oddball parts. Flex fuel injectors are fairly rare. No choice but to wait or spend several hundred for a new set.
http://rogueperformance.com/BlueprintedFuel.html
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Make sure you get all of the O rings out or you'll have some trouble. Since you're doing all of them, I strongly recommend a Haynes manual, came in handy when I did my injectors. Around my parts, injectors went for around $100 a piece at the stealership. I do have a flex fuel truck though, so they may be more than what you are gonna spend. Got a spare off of ebay brand new for about a third the price, just in case too. :)
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