Only one?
Injectors don’t get replaced in sets as a general rule?
Sorry about all the questions, I’m just picking your brain a little.![]()
Where is everyone #5
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I’m interested to hear the replies but I’m thinking the only time a whole set would matter is if they were matched.
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And it takes me multiple trips to pull the weight you take with one trip
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Well, reason I asked if one is doing that now and you replace it, who’s to say one of the other five won’t start doing the same thing sometime soon.Al. Roper, 1951 ford, jamespmack and 8 others Thank this.
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Not to be that guy, but I cut across 31 over to Ft. Smith this afternoon and J.B. Hunt was dragging a hopper....trailer said Something Chicken Farm.Al. Roper, 1951 ford, blairandgretchen and 12 others Thank this.
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Each electronic injector should have a calibration code. Just have to change the code in the ECM and you're good to go. The code tells the ECM how much the injector flows.
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If I remember correctly his squirters are less than a year old.Al. Roper, 1951 ford, jamespmack and 12 others Thank this.
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I agree....today's engines are operating at higher temps and sucking egr and still doing it at well over 7mpg.
But it's not like mechanics were sitting around like the Maytag repairman in the 90's, 80's, 70's....etc.
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