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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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you can free then up by shocking them with 12v for a split second.
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are you shure this wont mess them up? I just want to be certain in case i need to do this...
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There is nothing wrong with doing that.
In fact, that's exactly how they work normally. The circuit is PWM 12VDC. I would one step further and try and get (pressured) gasoline to flow through the injector. It's the cleaning chemical that locks up the injectors. Once you flush them out (with gasoline), they store fine. -Ted |
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Just like classicauto said...
It's about 40psi at "0" atmosphere. You can run it up to 60psi if you like, but keep it under 70psi if possible. -Ted |
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