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> FS 912 E fuel injectors, 0 280 150 105
Krieger
post Aug 12 2020, 01:59 PM
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I took these off an E in 91 with 95k miles. They have been in the garage since. Car was running great, but the owner wanted new parts. I tested them with a battery and the solenoids all work. I heard guys using L jet on bigger engines like these injectors since they flow more than the 1.8 injectors. $110 shipped flat rate.
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post Aug 12 2020, 05:01 PM
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Their flow is actually 50% of what 2.0L D-Jet injectors flow. They are a good substitute for the 1.8L cars


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Their flow is actually 50% of what 2.0L D-Jet injectors flow. They are a good substitute for the 1.8L cars
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Jeff,
Does the L jet use a longer pulse width to get as much fuel into the engine if the injector flow rate is half?
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This is all I got.


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