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Tech Area => General Buick Tech => Topic started by: shmed on September 06 2012, 04:54:17 PM
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ok found a set on injs in the trunk of the t
there are no numbers on them
there black on top an gray on bottom
any ideas?
thanks
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Is there paint on them possibly masking any numbers?
Post a picture?
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ok found a set on injs in the trunk
That means they're scrap metal!
I normally hate to post overly simplistic posts, but......
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nope not covering any numbers
scrap??
you have nothing constructive to say shut the Q@#@# up
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http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/pictureguides/injectors/injectors.html (http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/pictureguides/injectors/injectors.html) has pictures of injectors. Check it out and see if any match up.
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If you cannot put a number to them, they are scrap metal...color means virtually nothing.....an d they damn well had numbers on them at one time...
you could send a hundred bux to Chuck L and have them flowed, I guess
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If you cannot put a number to them, they are scrap metal...color means virtually nothing.....an d they damn well had numbers on them at one time...
you could send a hundred bux to Chuck L and have them flowed, I guess
I think it's more than $100 (plus shipping X2), then the impossible nightmare of getting a chip that works with unknown injectors (plus shipping X1) that may or may not be big enough to even work with a stocker.
....but then again, what do I know, I need to shut the Q@#@# up! These engines hold up just fine when a cyl or two goes lean at WOT.
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Grumpy old men... I love that movie...
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Grumpy old men... I love that movie...
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/ this place. :atbeer:
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Grumpy old men... I love that movie...
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Shmed is only middle aged, but, I think Canadians are just naturally grumpy!
Wish I had one of those cow killers....
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Black on the top and Gray on the bottom, is what my old set of 50lb'ers looked like. http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/pictureguides/injectors/50lb.html (http://www.gnttype.org/techarea/pictureguides/injectors/50lb.html)
Chuck
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That well might be what they are-I went out and looked at one and it looks like that pic
I have not had any luck with old injectors that have been sitting out of use for much time, but, a cleaning would verify if they come in around 50# at 43.5 psi of fuel pressure.....o r if they work...
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I have not had any luck with old injectors that have been sitting out of use for much time, but, a cleaning would verify if they come in around 50# at 43.5 psi of fuel pressure.....o r if they work...
That's not very constructive Steve! The chip burner might want to know what they flow at other pressures too. The might be nonlinear like those 009s....
....or a couple hundred clams later they could flow 18#'s :icon_lol:
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The beauty of the 50's was that they flowed parallel to the stock chip so any Tom, Dick, or Harriet could change the injector constant and claim to be a chip burner....
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steve you are absolutely right they turned out to be msd 50"s
earl sorry asbout my earlier comment im not grumpy just have a rough day
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