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  • Leaking Injectors - How to Fix?

    Ok guys,
    I did a once over of my car yesterday and found my injectors were leaking. I want to fix them, I will need new o-rings right? Is there a tut on how to do this? i tried googling, no go
    1991 Silver Skyline R32 GT-R - SOLD You will be sorely missed girl :'(

  • #2
    1. get o-rings from nissan dealership. they were cheap last time i did it.
    2. take out metal clip on each injector. careful not to drop down below! use some needle nose pliers.
    3. take out 2 bolts holding fuel rail.
    4. pop the injectors out of the head and jimmy past the fuel rail.
    5. slide the new o-rings on.
    6. put everything back.

    done in under an hour.
    1991 Nissan Skyline GTR (main)
    2007 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4 door (baby wagon)

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    • #3
      AWESOME THANK YOU!! Do you have the part numbers for the orings?
      1991 Silver Skyline R32 GT-R - SOLD You will be sorely missed girl :'(

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      • #4
        Injector O-rings 16618-78A00, 16635-78A00, 16636-V5000

        Spout, middle (rail), tip (ITB body)... not sure of the order though. They're off a KA24E (89-90).

        You could of used the search function... I had made a post about it back in june 2010. One of my first posts actually. BTW, your hats may (probably) are leaking. Better pressure test the injectors too.
        1992 BNR32 SKYLINE GTR

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        • #5
          Make sure to blow the dirt out around the injectors so it doesnt drop I to the ignition chamber. When your putting them in put the injectors into the phenum then line up the injectors. Don't push them in all the way into the rail just tighten the two bolts bit by bit to let them go in themselves. If that makes sense.

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          • #6
            Sometimes the injector itself is just crap. You can try getting the rings but if it still leaks. Buy different injectors. Used stockers can be had for $20 a piece from the right source.
            Dang! You got shocks, pegs... Lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Smilez View Post
              1. get o-rings from nissan dealership. they were cheap last time i did it.
              2. take out metal clip on each injector. careful not to drop down below! use some needle nose pliers.
              3. take out 2 bolts holding fuel rail.
              4. pop the injectors out of the head and jimmy past the fuel rail.
              5. slide the new o-rings on.
              6. put everything back.

              done in under an hour.
              Missed step 2. Start car and pull fuel pump fuse! Lakes life easier.
              Dang! You got shocks, pegs... Lucky! You ever take it off any sweet jumps?

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