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I just leave everything connected and rip the whole unit out.
Its just 4x- 10mm bolts that hold the fuel injectors & rail on.
You need a hex key wrench to remove the MAP first!
Oh, and you're probably gonna wanna take the injectors off
so you can clean them. Assuming you can take your injectors apart to clean
them. On my 2002, I cant get the injectors apart!! dam
2k2 camaro, K&N, SLP whisper lid, Konis, AEM, HP Tuners, Angel eyes/Halos, CF SS ram air hood, 4.10s, Zexel Torsen, UMI SFCs, CrossFire, BFGs, Gatorback, Catco, Flows, and TLC! DONT feed the Trolls!
is there anything bad about leaving the fuel lines connected to the fuell rail? i know you need a special tool to disconnect the lines, and i dont have one.
how would one go about cleaning out the fuel injectors. ive never handled them, so i'm not familiar.
ask Bobby
yes, there is one thing bad about leaving the lines/rail connected. Is that its so dam big and gets in the way of everything ;)
You MIGHT break a o-ring if you remove the injectors but a pack of 6 o-rings is only $3.99
2k2 camaro, K&N, SLP whisper lid, Konis, AEM, HP Tuners, Angel eyes/Halos, CF SS ram air hood, 4.10s, Zexel Torsen, UMI SFCs, CrossFire, BFGs, Gatorback, Catco, Flows, and TLC! DONT feed the Trolls!
i removed my fuel rail, then pulled my injectors one by one, i guess it really doesnt make a diffrence. I would recommend buying the tool to remove the fuel lines, i bought a nice one, and it was only like 4 dollars. Like slow6 said, go ahead and install new orings!
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What does this tool look like? Or what is it called.
I went to Autozone today and asked them for a tool that removed fuel lines from the rail and they gave me the tool that removes them from the tank. (I knew I should have checked the box before leaving).
I went back up there and asked them about a different kind of tool and they seemed to be clueless on the entire thing.
Edit:I think I'm looking for something doesn't even exist. Is it the same tool that can be used to remove the fuel lines from the fuel filter? Or is it a completely different tool?
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