91 I6 injectors
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91 I6 injectors
I am replacing the head on my 91 I6 4.9L, and decided to replace the fuel injectors while the upper intake was off.
I bought a set from NAPA for $200 (not including core) but they look different than the originals. They do fit and installed into the fuel rail fine and looks like the O rings will line up for placement in the manifol.
When I took the old ones back today for my core charge, I asked about.
after a little checking the 92 injectors looked closer to mine than the 91s.
when I bought the gasket kit they asked for the build date pre Feb 91 or later.
The 92 injectors are $20.00ea more than the 91s, so I am going to try the 91 injectors but am hoping to get reassurement from here or a definate don't do it wont run right.
Any body know
The orignals and 92 replacements have a top hat on the manifold end.
The 91s do not and appear to have a larger discharge orifice.
I bought a set from NAPA for $200 (not including core) but they look different than the originals. They do fit and installed into the fuel rail fine and looks like the O rings will line up for placement in the manifol.
When I took the old ones back today for my core charge, I asked about.
after a little checking the 92 injectors looked closer to mine than the 91s.
when I bought the gasket kit they asked for the build date pre Feb 91 or later.
The 92 injectors are $20.00ea more than the 91s, so I am going to try the 91 injectors but am hoping to get reassurement from here or a definate don't do it wont run right.
Any body know
The orignals and 92 replacements have a top hat on the manifold end.
The 91s do not and appear to have a larger discharge orifice.
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#4
The plug part is plastic and that is the where the color is.
Image with a 14# gray injector:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...njectorkit.jpg
Images of other color injectors:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...ctor_Guide.jpg
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Image with a 14# gray injector:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...njectorkit.jpg
Images of other color injectors:
http://i54.photobucket.com/albums/g9...ctor_Guide.jpg
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#6
I am not sure what you mean by "TOP HAT", can you circle it in one of the photos above?
The injector and the its "O" ring must seal in the hole of the fuel manifold (rail).
There seams to be three different injectors for 4.9L engine.
They sell injectors for:
1987-1989
1990-1993
and 1993-1996
Here is a place that lists them with their photos:
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en...num=4&ct=title
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The injector and the its "O" ring must seal in the hole of the fuel manifold (rail).
There seams to be three different injectors for 4.9L engine.
They sell injectors for:
1987-1989
1990-1993
and 1993-1996
Here is a place that lists them with their photos:
http://www.google.com/products?hl=en...num=4&ct=title
/
#7
NAPA is selling them as year specific with 91 being different from 92. the ones listed in the above website look the ones they sold me for my 91 but there are covers on ***** ends.
The top hat I'm talking about is the plastic cap on the manifold end of the injector
I dont know how to post a pic on here but it is th blue piece at the bottom of the photo you posted
I have called NAPA and asked them to hold my original injectors and right now I am planning on returning these and having my tested and cleaned at a local shop
The top hat I'm talking about is the plastic cap on the manifold end of the injector
I dont know how to post a pic on here but it is th blue piece at the bottom of the photo you posted
I have called NAPA and asked them to hold my original injectors and right now I am planning on returning these and having my tested and cleaned at a local shop
Last edited by ycgoat; 02-06-2009 at 10:01 AM.
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#9
You are calling the "Pintle Cap" a top hat.
A pintle cap has been used by some
manufacturers to try to reduce the deposits on
these style injectors.
For more information on injectors look at this link:
http://www.tomco-inc.com/Tech_Tips/ttt37.pdf
If you would like to clean the injectors yourself here is the information:
http://fordfuelinjection.com/?p=82
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A pintle cap has been used by some
manufacturers to try to reduce the deposits on
these style injectors.
For more information on injectors look at this link:
http://www.tomco-inc.com/Tech_Tips/ttt37.pdf
If you would like to clean the injectors yourself here is the information:
http://fordfuelinjection.com/?p=82
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