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gillystv 10-24-2013 03:53 PM

lb7 injectors, return rates verses all replacemant
 
if the return rates on like 6 injectors are in spec's, and 2 are out, odviously replace the 2 bad one's. now, the other 6? is there ANY running quallity difference between 6 used injectors in spec, verses replacing the 6 known good one's with 6 new gm reman injectors? so why spend the extra 1200 if your right back to where you were? thoughts?

Back-in-Black 10-28-2013 11:48 AM

Just remember that it's a large job and those other 6 injectors have the same amount of wear on them. Stated a different way, if you just replace 2, you'll probably be doing all that work again pretty soon. All depends on how energetic you are I suppose.

takenbylb7 10-29-2013 03:49 PM

Also its almost impossible to remove fuel lines without getting dirt and rust into injectors. Since u have to remove all fuel lines on a bank u might wanna at least do that bank of injectors.

blaneym 01-12-2014 11:28 AM

I am getting ready to change the injectors in my '02 Duramax so how long should I expect this job to take me? I've been a mechanic since I was a kid helping my Dad but I've never changed the injectors in any of the Duramax diesels previously.

Thanks

erbriggs 02-28-2014 06:57 PM

Just had new injectors installed in my 01 druamax, no more haze issues.

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Originally Posted by blaneym (Post 1043786)
I am getting ready to change the injectors in my '02 Duramax so how long should I expect this job to take me? I've been a mechanic since I was a kid helping my Dad but I've never changed the injectors in any of the Duramax diesels previously.

Thanks

It took 12hrs. on mine.

onenut 06-08-2014 02:20 PM

About to replace injectors on my 2003. bought new and just turned 140,000 miles this will be the first time replacing injectors. Going to replace myself after reading don't seem to bad to do. Is there a reason the pictures don't show on this how to on page 1

2500HeavyDuty 06-13-2014 12:28 PM


Originally Posted by onenut (Post 1064002)
About to replace injectors on my 2003. bought new and just turned 140,000 miles this will be the first time replacing injectors. Going to replace myself after reading don't seem to bad to do. Is there a reason the pictures don't show on this how to on page 1

the images in the thread are hosted by photobucket and the amount of traffic that goes through takes up all the bandwidth then photobucket takes it down because its too popular:td:

ill look to see what i can do about it

onenut 06-13-2014 03:03 PM

any help would be great. this is the stuff that makes us DYI feel confident. many thanks could not do this with out ya:rock:

fueloil 09-05-2014 08:57 PM

That's because ur friend has to lift the cab/body on his Ford to get to his injectors lol.
That's why u see high milage Fords go for cheap all day long...

fueloil 09-05-2014 11:08 PM

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[QUOTE=fueloil;1072448]That's because ur friend has to lift the cab/body on his Ford to get to his injectors lol (might be confusing the two).
That's why u see high milage Fords go for cheap all day long...[/QUO TE]

Sorry... thought I was responding via PM to remark 10 pages back;"Ford friend says chevy injector swap take 18hrs".

A quick tip to those having trouble with cheapy plastic QD tools...
Hit QDs with break clean first to clean out any crud that might've built up in em and here comes the Knowledge!!!
Like most any QD fitting, air line or what have you What's the first thing ya gotta do to separate the fitting? You have to push both ends together before you can lift the locking collar.
Granted the tool can force them apart but if you just push the lines together while slipping the tool in, it doest have to.
So the cheap plastic ones work smooth as butter
Took me a sec. of :argh:to figure it out too

Cheers
OJ


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