Injectors Removal

[neto1978]

Hi ,I need to remove my injectors in order to clean them up.

Does anyboby has the procedures to do it? diagrams explanations ,etc...?service manual step by step?

Cueva ? RicH? anybody???

tks

[Outbacker]

I am curious why you need to pull the injectors and clean them. Your truck is a '08, so I would assume that they should be good. What about using that stuff you dump in the fuel tank that is "suppose" to clean injectors?

 

Thanks.

[neto1978]

well ,my truck is setting codes p1175 and p0304 ,gm says:clean injectors

 

the truck stayed 7 months parked at the brazilian port ,and I put on her 16kmiles ,only ethanol ,and I believe it's an injector issue...

 

since I don't have any warranty ,I will have to do it with a trustful mechanic by ourselves...

 

the manual procedure for injectors removal would be very helpful.

 

tks

 

I am curious why you need to pull the injectors and clean them. Your truck is a '08, so I would assume that they should be good. What about using that stuff you dump in the fuel tank that is "suppose" to clean injectors?

 

Thanks.

[L29er]

I am curious why you need to pull the injectors and clean them. Your truck is a '08, so I would assume that they should be good. What about using that stuff you dump in the fuel tank that is "suppose" to clean injectors?

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

Pickup some injector cleaner or fuel system cleaner and run it in a tank, then change your fuel filter after that tank is done, it will probly pickup a bunch of crap in it.

[chuck16]

Not sure about the 08 trucks but, when my Dad and I working on his older Thunderbird we just pulled them out. The books said to grasp them firmly and pull them out. Surprising that it was just an "o" ring and a pressure fitting holding those babies into the Intake manifold!

 

Sorry I can't give you an exact answer but, I would think that they have to all be somewhat close???

 

Anyone?

[bill190]

The following "Tech to Tech" article suggests the entire fuel system should be checked/serviced, not just the injectors...

 

http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/june98/techtotech.htm

 

(Along these lines, I have a separate factory service manual for fuel and emissions service and the fuel portion is 92 pages long!)

[neto1978]

tks Bill ,can you send me the factory service manual for fuel and emissions service on a file?

 

tks.

 

 

The following "Tech to Tech" article suggests the entire fuel system should be checked/serviced, not just the injectors...

 

http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/june98/techtotech.htm

 

(Along these lines, I have a separate factory service manual for fuel and emissions service and the fuel portion is 92 pages long!)

[neto1978]

i tried the cleaners...did'nt work...there's no fuel filter on my truck...

tks

 

 

I am curious why you need to pull the injectors and clean them. Your truck is a '08, so I would assume that they should be good. What about using that stuff you dump in the fuel tank that is "suppose" to clean injectors?

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

Pickup some injector cleaner or fuel system cleaner and run it in a tank, then change your fuel filter after that tank is done, it will probly pickup a bunch of crap in it.

 

[txab]

i tried the cleaners...did'nt work...there's no fuel filter on my truck...

tks

 

 

I am curious why you need to pull the injectors and clean them. Your truck is a '08, so I would assume that they should be good. What about using that stuff you dump in the fuel tank that is "suppose" to clean injectors?

 

Thanks.

 

 

 

 

Pickup some injector cleaner or fuel system cleaner and run it in a tank, then change your fuel filter after that tank is done, it will probly pickup a bunch of crap in it.

 

 

 

 

There is a filter...... it's in your tank.