Injector question
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The FSM calls for DC's dedicated tool, but you don't need it if you're careful... be sure to pull them straight up, and pay attention to the inch-pound values for the solenoid nuts (pretty easy to break).
Don't forget to follow the correct alignment/torque procedure for the clamp bolts and fitting nuts when setting the bodies against the connector tubes, or you'll have a high-pressure leak that can cause hard starts.
If you haven't swapped them before, I wouldn't recommend doing so without an FSM or someone who successfully has (and X2 for the tips!).
Don't forget to follow the correct alignment/torque procedure for the clamp bolts and fitting nuts when setting the bodies against the connector tubes, or you'll have a high-pressure leak that can cause hard starts.
If you haven't swapped them before, I wouldn't recommend doing so without an FSM or someone who successfully has (and X2 for the tips!).