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Ok,
I'm ready to pull the fuel injectors and take them to be cleaned and balanced. I've got them removed from the intake manifold, disconnected electrically and am ready to remove them from the fuel rail. Now it looks for all the world like just bits of 1/4" fuel line attaching the injectors to the rail by barbs on both the injector and the rail. If so, then I can sacrifice the fuel line with a razor blade and replace it with new when I re-install. Or is it not that simple? I don't want to destroy something that's going to cost good money to fix.
Thanks,
scott
I'm ready to pull the fuel injectors and take them to be cleaned and balanced. I've got them removed from the intake manifold, disconnected electrically and am ready to remove them from the fuel rail. Now it looks for all the world like just bits of 1/4" fuel line attaching the injectors to the rail by barbs on both the injector and the rail. If so, then I can sacrifice the fuel line with a razor blade and replace it with new when I re-install. Or is it not that simple? I don't want to destroy something that's going to cost good money to fix.
Thanks,
scott