Injector cleanng setup?
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From: I am Tyson
Injector cleanng setup?
im wondering what it would take hardware wise to make an injector cleaning setup.
obviously a fuel pump, injector manifold.
but what wiring stuff is needed? i think i would want it to be able to run continuously, look at spray pattern and mass fuel flow.
obviously a fuel pump, injector manifold.
but what wiring stuff is needed? i think i would want it to be able to run continuously, look at spray pattern and mass fuel flow.
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Re: Injector cleanng setup? (Tyson)
It takes the following things to get any meaningful results:
Pump
Regulator (preferably adjustable)
Guage (to measure the pressure)
Fuel rail (or a way to connect fuel to the injectors)
Test fluid (never use gasoline...very dangerous)
Current limiting resistors ( especially for the low Z injectors)
Way to pulse test the injectors (only doing a static test tells very little about the injector operation)
A way to accurately time the test.
Graduated cylinders (to measure the output)
Depending on what you are trying to achieve, this will get you close if you are careful.
Maybe a better bet is to send them to an injector shop and get them cleaned and tested. Our shop services them for $15 each, and supplies before & after test data.
If you do test them, be careful as any flammable fluid you use can be dangerous.
Gordon
WitchHunter Performance / InjectorServices
http://www.witchhunter.com
http://www.injectorservices.com
Fuel Injector Cleaning & Flow testing Service
Pump
Regulator (preferably adjustable)
Guage (to measure the pressure)
Fuel rail (or a way to connect fuel to the injectors)
Test fluid (never use gasoline...very dangerous)
Current limiting resistors ( especially for the low Z injectors)
Way to pulse test the injectors (only doing a static test tells very little about the injector operation)
A way to accurately time the test.
Graduated cylinders (to measure the output)
Depending on what you are trying to achieve, this will get you close if you are careful.
Maybe a better bet is to send them to an injector shop and get them cleaned and tested. Our shop services them for $15 each, and supplies before & after test data.
If you do test them, be careful as any flammable fluid you use can be dangerous.
Gordon
WitchHunter Performance / InjectorServices
http://www.witchhunter.com
http://www.injectorservices.com
Fuel Injector Cleaning & Flow testing Service
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Re: Injector cleanng setup? (WitchHunter)
wow. thanks for the tips.
can you describe more on how to accomplish this?
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also, what kind of fluid? i figured gasoline would be bad...
youre price for injector cleaning is quite reasonable.
RC engineering is just a few miles away, but they charge $25/.
can you describe more on how to accomplish this?
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also, what kind of fluid? i figured gasoline would be bad...
youre price for injector cleaning is quite reasonable.
RC engineering is just a few miles away, but they charge $25/.
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