anybody know how to remove the fuel injectors on these trucks as i am looking to replace them as they are still stock and have almost 200,000 miles on them and i would imagine are due for replacement, if anyone knows how to get them off i would appreciate it if you would share that info, thanks in advance for any help on this topic

 

good call since ya should do that every oh 100k or so lol

 

yea but i need to know how to get them off of the truck i know they need to be done, i just dont know how any ideas

 

i could go look some come out witha bolt...disconnect the bat let the presure off and figure it out!

 

ok then i guess that i know what my project is for this weekend, will let you guys know how it goes if i get them off

 

its very simple. the big thing is to release the pressure from the fuel rail first. pull the fuse for the fuel pump and crank enegine over a few times this will drain the line. depending on the engine you may need to remove the plug wires or coil packs. loosen the bolts for the fuel rails and lift up bringing all the injectors with it. there is a c-clip or a plug type holding the injector to the rail carefully remove that to remove injector. some injectors may not come with the o-rings so you may need to reuse the stock one. once installed on the fuel rail lube up the o-rings with petroleum jelly or gasoline and install back into the port. reverse process from removing fuel rails. install fuse back into box and turn key but dont start the truck turn key on an off a few times to purge up the fuel system. once it has been done a few times go ahead and start truck.check for leaks at any of the points and take it for a ride. also get the injectors that have the 4 or 6 hole application they work better compared tp the factory single hole

 

ok thanks, as i said ill let you guys know how it goes this weekend

 

its just as easy as plugs...mabie easier...

 

Depends on who you ask. lol

Speaking of plugs..... I think mine are going bad. The spark is getting past the plug. From what ive read, the spark plug is not suppose to let the spark get past the plug. Is this true?? I dont want my spark to get mixed with the fuel. That could be a bad thing!

 

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Depends on who you ask. lol

Speaking of plugs..... I think mine are going bad. The spark is getting past the plug. From what ive read, the spark plug is not suppose to let the spark get past the plug. Is this true?? I dont want my spark to get mixed with the fuel. That could be a bad thing!
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huh? im having a blonde day it seems on here..