

| Subject: | Re: injector question |
| From: | Michael Townsend |
| Date: | Mon, 30 Jul 2001 11:08:03 -0400 |
Hi, I also await the answer to these questions. My van has the "oil on the dipstick smells like gas" syndrome and poor mileage as well. (14 city, 18 highway). I suspect the dribbly injector syndrome and/or too high fuel pressure. I haven't had the nerve to take out the injectors, because Robert Bentley tells me to buy new seals first. At $90 each, this is not one I want to simply replace first and diagnose later. Thanks, Michael Townsend ---------- > From: Cooper, Jonathan R. <cooper@BQMLAW.COM> > To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM > Subject: injector question > Date: Monday, July 30, 2001 10:47 AM > > I spent Saturday afternoon replacing fuel lines with the Ken Wilford Kit I > bought 6-8 months ago. I also decided to take Kens advice and pull the > injectors and clean them up (wire brush off the rust and repaint). THe > rubber around the injectors seemed pretty good. I tried to be careful and > put the same wires on the same injectors. Van runs pretty well but I needed > to adjust the idle down afterward. Okay, the questions: 1. I just popped the > injectors back in. Should I have used some sort of silicone sealer? 2. What > id I mixed up the wires. How would the van run? How would the injector know > when to inject? Does it know some way? Did I just get lucky and put them on > right? (I am not usually that Lucky). > Just curious. > > Jonathan R. Cooper > Brzytwa, Quick & McCrystal > 900 Skylight Office Tower > Cleveland, OH 44113 > Cooper@BQMlaw.com
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