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Re: Injector cleaning

Postby simonbuk » Mon 18.04.2016, 09:01

Just found this link which seems incredibly cheap for a set of 4 ?

Might be of interest to somebody ?

https://dvautoparts.com/discount-store/ ... jnljmomrpp
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Re: Injector cleaning

Postby Brit-Car-Nut » Mon 18.04.2016, 13:37

You must be careful: Most parts resellers don't know what they are selling. Several low cost injectors that have been labeled as FJ559 turned out to be the FJ31 high impedance injectors for the NON-Turbo. They look the same and unless you test them, there is no way to know what you ended up with.
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Re: Injector cleaning

Postby Simon_P » Mon 18.04.2016, 19:20

Yes incredible!

The correct injector isn't cheap and the only application is the turbocharged version of our engine which was made in relatively small volume for a few years.

Also for reference RIN-371 cross references to FJ367 - I suspect Mr San Antonio Texas knows that.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Standard-FJ559- ... SwMmBV1fb3
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