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blues90
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 Posted: Thu May 28, 2015 7:21 pm Post subject: Good place to get fuel injector seals ? |
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I see autozone has some from GP Sorensen NAPA has some from Echlin .
I think last time I got them from Bus Depot seemed good . I just don't want junk It's difficult to tell by price. I need them so I can check the injectors to see if any drip of have a bad spray pattern . |
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raygreenwood
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Of the stock seals.....only the Echlin brand from NAPA are worthwhile. I dont use stock seals anyway. The design and fit sucks.
I use CIS injector seals on the tips...far.... far....far.....better. one you try them you will never go back. Ray |
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Mr.Duncan
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| raygreenwood wrote: |
Of the stock seals.....only the Echlin brand from NAPA are worthwhile. I dont use stock seals anyway. The design and fit sucks.
I use CIS injector seals on the tips...far.... far....far.....better. one you try them you will never go back. Ray |
Does anyone have a recommend brand or part# for CIS seals? I Assume just put that seal on the injector tip, that's all to seal between it and the manifold?
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KTPhil 
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| Posted: Fri Oct 25, 2019 3:55 pm Post subject: Re: Good place to get fuel injector seals ? |
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| Yes, that is the only seal. The larger rubber ring on the injector is just for fit and protection from vibration. |
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