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Old 10-23-2005, 03:48 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Injector Brands?

I'm thinking about replacing all the injectors in my truck. They look like original equipment, and I was wondering if there is a specific brand that I should be looking for. SHould I test the and only replace the bad ones, or just do them all?

Should I do the injector lines now too? I don't think I will afford the pump because I'm not out of school yet. I'll do up the old girl later, any suggestions?
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Re: Injector Brands?

Stanadyne is the preferred brand for injectors. They are available from DIS and MWFI.
There's no reason to replace the injection lines unless they're damaged. They're available from MWFI, if you need them.
You SHOULD replace the return lines and fittings when you replace the injectors. They're included in the Injector replacement kit" available from either place.
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