Replacement Fuel Injectors

[ellishedderly]

92 ZR1 Fuel Injector troubleshot to "no Fire" for number 3 cylinder. I would like to keep as much as possible in original condition. So my options are to have fuel injectors rebuilt, replace them with original if I could find or replace them with a recommended fuel injector that others on the net have used in their ZR1s. The ZR1 has just under 30,000 original miles.
Thanks, Ellis

[A26B]

My personal opinion about your options;

Rebuilt Injectors: not recommended

Replace with original injectors: Definitely not recommended, If you could find new original injectors for your 1992, they are not ethanol tolerant. Ethanol blended fuel is likely the cause of the injector failure you are experiencing now.

Recommended fuel injectors: Recommend FIC Injectors. Appearance is very close to the originals. excellent injector. https://www.jerrysgaskets.com/fuel-i...16-90-95-13b2/

[Erik]

Originally Posted by A26B

My personal opinion about your options;

Rebuilt Injectors: not recommended

Replace with original injectors: Definitely not recommended, If you could find new original injectors for your 1992, they are not ethanol tolerant. Ethanol blended fuel is likely the cause of the injector failure you are experiencing now.

Recommended fuel injectors: Recommend FIC Injectors. Appearance is very close to the originals. excellent injector. https://www.jerrysgaskets.com/fuel-i...16-90-95-13b2/

Yup. That?s the best way to go. I bought a set from Jerry and couldn?t be happier.

[SAM/CH ZR-1]

You can also use the ACCELL 150821. Some of my customer cars have them installed. Never had any issues.

[XfireZ51]

Originally Posted by SAM/CH ZR-1

You can also use the ACCELL 150821. Some of my customer cars have them installed. Never had any issues.

Sam,

Many of us have used the Accels as replacements. I recently replaced a set after 10years and now run FICs.

[Erik]

Originally Posted by XfireZ51

Sam,

Many of us have used the Accels as replacements. I recently replaced a set after 10years and now run FICs.

My situation too. Access we?re having issues. FIC?s fixed things up.

[A26B]

Originally Posted by SAM/CH ZR-1

You can also use the ACCELL 150821. Some of my customer cars have them installed. Never had any issues.

Except: OP states

I would like to keep as much as possible in original condition.

Accel injectors are bright yellow and look nothing like the original injectors.

FIC injectors look very similar to original injectors.

[SAM/CH ZR-1]

Originally Posted by A26B

Except: OP states

Accel injectors are bright yellow and look nothing like the original injectors.

FIC injectors look very similar to original injectors.

Really?

Attached pic shows above a ACCEL 150821 Injector and at the bottom a FIC.

[ellishedderly]

Originally Posted by A26B

My personal opinion about your options;

Rebuilt Injectors: not recommended

Replace with original injectors: Definitely not recommended, If you could find new original injectors for your 1992, they are not ethanol tolerant. Ethanol blended fuel is likely the cause of the injector failure you are experiencing now.

Recommended fuel injectors: Recommend FIC Injectors. Appearance is very close to the originals. excellent injector. https://www.jerrysgaskets.com/fuel-i...16-90-95-13b2/

This was the answer I expected, but how difficult are they to seat? I read a post where they didn't quite fit, so they loosened the rail screws and pushed them in to get them to work. How difficult is this and is there a chance to do harm to the rail or injector? Is this a kit with all the gaskets and "o" rings? If not, can they be bought separately? Thanks much, Ellis

[Erik]

Originally Posted by ellishedderly

This was the answer I expected, but how difficult are they to seat? I read a post where they didn't quite fit, so they loosened the rail screws and pushed them in to get them to work. How difficult is this and is there a chance to do harm to the rail or injector? Is this a kit with all the gaskets and "o" rings? If not, can they be bought separately? Thanks much, Ellis

Again, contact Jerry. He has everything you need. Plus, he?s an amazing guy to deal with, and knows the ZR-1 inside and out.