fuel injector replacement benefits
Huw Powell
audi at humanspeakers.com
Thu May 27 20:49:15 EDT 2004
> Car is an '89 90 quattro 10v with about 160k on the clock.
> I'm going to replace all of the vacuum hoses and fittings etc because I
> know I have some vacuum leaks in the intake boot and hoses. I know that
> there is a possibility that I may have vacuum leaks around the injectors,
> so I'm curious what gains I might realize if I changed the injectors and
> associated hardware as well. The vacuum boots and hoses will cost about
> $150, if I do the injectors as well, that will add about $250.
Well, *definitely* replace the injector seals. In my experience, new
injectors make for a smoother running engine. I think the manual calls
for new ones every 90k miles.
You can always measure the spray pattern and delivery volume to decide
whether to keep them or not.
See the Barq's root beer commercial 2/3 of the way down this file:
http://www.humanspeakers.com/audi/injectors-90.htm
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Huw Powell
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