Injectors testing?

96laseredcobra · Dec 22, 2017

As title states , anyone know jow to test injectors? Got another misfore code after my 300+ dollor ignition install. So im guessing i need new injectors. At least for 7&8 cylinders.

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96blak54 · Dec 22, 2017

Their are youtube vids how to check and clean them.

96laseredcobra · Dec 22, 2017

96blak54 said:
Their are youtube vids how to check and clean them.

Would cleaning them even be worth it bro?

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g36 monkey · Dec 22, 2017

What I did was pull the injectors, I filled a large syringe with carb cleaner and hooked it up to the injector, and used a 9 volt battery hooked up to gator clips. I then pressed down on the syringe to apply pressure, while cycling the injector by tapping the negative of wire to the battery. This allowed me to see spray patterns, and to ensure they were all working about the same.

You can also check ohms from one lead to the other. Check all of your injectors, they should all be the same. If one has more resistance than all the others, replace it.

96blak54 · Dec 22, 2017

^ ol'boy has it goin on! Exactly what i do too.

Yea, ive had a few injectors that were gummed up with E85. Did this trick a few times and they free'd up. Although i havent ran them again, but im claiming the trick did something. So yeah, i think its worth it.

Another aspect with your car is secondary port gunks up real bad and will lead into the valve not seating properly inturn will lead to misfire

Slipperman · Dec 23, 2017

Send them to this guy:
https://www.cruzinperformance.com/
I've had injectors serviced for two vehicles by this guy and it was cost effective.

Duffy · Dec 23, 2017

I would dump a bottle of Sea Foam in the tank and run that thru........works great on motorcycle injectors. Should also clean automotive ones.

96blak54 · Dec 23, 2017

Another idea to use seafoam is through a mister at the airfilter (filter removed). It wont do anything for the injectors, but will clean up carbon and oil residue in the intake track.

lutter94 · Dec 25, 2017

96blak54 said:
Another idea to use seafoam is through a mister at the airfilter (filter removed). It wont do anything for the injectors, but will clean up carbon and oil residue in the intake track.

Might want to do it after the maf, I've poured a half a can through the brake booster vacuum line

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evilcw311 · Dec 25, 2017

Pull the brake booster line and let it suck up part of a can and immediately shut the engine off. Let it sit for 20-30 minutes then restart. It will smoke like a freight train for a bit but everything will be clean

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