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SteveCanyon
04-28-2015, 11:24 PM
All, been digging through all the injector info. I am going to replace the injectors on my newly acquired 1990. About how many hours of labor should it take to swap them out?
LGAFF
04-28-2015, 11:40 PM
I would give yourself 3-4 hours, maybe alittle more for a first timer
Dynomite
04-28-2015, 11:51 PM
All, been digging through all the injector info. I am going to replace the injectors on my newly acquired 1990. About how many hours of labor should it take to swap them out?
If you are replacing injectors.....do what I call the Low Mileage ZR-1 Restoration........
Cleaning the valley drain, Cleaning the valley, checking for vacuum leaks, reconditioning the starter solenoid and so on :handshak:
I would also remove and install new gaskets on each Injector Housing Coolant Manifold (use heat to make sure you do not mess up the corroded bolts on the Coolant Manifolds). I always use SS Allen Head Bolt Replacements on ALL top end bolts from Jerry's :cheers:
Get the gaskets (Plenum, Coolant Manifolds) from Jerry's (http://www.jerrysgaskets.com/)
Jerry also has very nice PCV Connectors (the Dual PCV rubber pipe, the Dual PCV Pipe Connector and the two Injector Housing PCV Connector "Ls") I would install getting rid of the hose clamps on your existing PCV system as hose clamps will no longer be necessary.
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SteveCanyon
04-29-2015, 12:29 AM
If you are replacing injectors.....do what I call the Top End rebuild........
Cleaning the valley drain, Cleaning the valley, checking for vacuum leaks, reconditioning the starter solenoid and so on :handshak:
I would also remove and install new gaskets on each Injector Housing Coolant Manifold (use heat to make sure you do not mess up the corroded bolts on the Coolant Manifolds). I always use SS Allen Head Bolt Replacements on ALL top end bolts from Jerry's :cheers:
Get the gaskets (Plenum, Coolant Manifolds) from Jerry's (http://www.jerrysgaskets.com/)
Jerry also has very nice PCV Connectors (the Dual PCV rubber pipe, the Dual PCV Pipe Connector and the two Injector Housing PCV Connector "Ls") I would install getting rid of the hose clamps on your existing PCV system as hose clamps will no longer be necessary.
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Thanks! I will plan on doing all of that stuff. I got a laundry list of stuff I want to do to keep me busy for a while.
XfireZ51
04-29-2015, 09:36 AM
Don't forget the starter. May as well clean up and replace the contacts.
SteveCanyon
05-12-2015, 09:53 PM
Well, got the injectors finished today along with changing the spark plugs (car still had factory plugs), Amsoil oil and tranny fluid, new fuel filter. Hailbeck chip installed. Car runs like a champ now and a blast to drive. OBX cat back going on tomorrow.
Dynomite
05-13-2015, 04:30 AM
Well, got the injectors finished today along with changing the spark plugs (car still had factory plugs), Amsoil oil and tranny fluid, new fuel filter. Hailbeck chip installed. Car runs like a champ now and a blast to drive. OBX cat back going on tomorrow.
Good for you :thumbsup:
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