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cruzanrs6
April 17th, 2019, 16:59
Update:

So I did get off - Yes a major PITA !

A big Thanks to Bethridg and Bigglezworth for their tips!!

So now the reinstall.

So on trying to replace the orings on the fuel injectors, the bottom disc feature broke. Can this be replaced by itself ? New injectors are like $125 - $185 ea.18820


TIA

nubcake
April 17th, 2019, 19:02
There's a bunch of compatible injector options, especially if you plan on getting the car tuned (or upgraded) in the future, don't spend that much on originals.

EDIT: don't have a direct answer to the the question you asked. :cry:

bethridg
April 17th, 2019, 19:44
If you haven't already, the o-rings at the top of the injector (inserted into the fuel rail) can be replaced also. They are the same as the lowers.

While you're in there... :D

cruzanrs6
April 17th, 2019, 19:58
What options on upgrades are there and cost? I do have a Stage 1 tune, but was not really wanting to replace them at this time.

Thanks

nubcake
April 17th, 2019, 22:26
One of the options is 550cc ones ($200 for a set of 4, not each):
https://treperformance.com/i-23899501-genuine-bosch-0280158117-ev14-ev6-52lb-550cc-mid-length-fuel-injectors-4.html
Will also need wiring adapters (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Plug-Play-Injector-Adapter-ID-INJECTOR-USCAR-EV6-to-EV1-VAUXHALL-VW-SAAB-4-/122385343070) & a slight retune (can do that for you for free, provided you read & write the file by yourself).
These are good for like 750 crank hp, if you need that much in the future.

Link are just for the reference. Can likely find them even cheaper.

EDIT: these have correct spray pattern for our heads, are well-known and provide enough fueling for hybrid turbos, that's why I recommend them.
There are other options, but I like these ones.

ben916
May 8th, 2019, 02:52
ok this is going WAY back but V8weight (Pat) had a leaking O ring and finally isolated it to only one injector.
@DHall1 and crazytrain...