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Diy Injector Cleaning

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Not too sure how well this would work but I came across it from another link, seriously thinking about giving it a go.

 

Edited by Trev

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Nice idea, is there a write up about it instead of a video?

 

Only what is in the start of the vid.

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The cleaning part works, but I'd be worried about frying shit by opening longer than the duty cycle

 

I have that sussed already, will do it by plugging a spare dizzy into my car and using the injector plugs, if that becomes too hard then I will do it the way in the vid.

 

The injector won't burn out tho with pulses like that, it will most likely get a little warm and that is all as it is a magnetic field coil.

Nice idea. Good find.

I'm of the same opinion as 7shades. Maybe call in to Jaycar, Dick Smith etc and see about a electronic timer thing so that you wouldn't have to worry about flipping a switch that could possibly fall out of your hand.

But doesn't some injectors run on a lower voltage ?

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Nice idea. Good find.

I'm of the same opinion as 7shades. Maybe call in to Jaycar, Dick Smith etc and see about a electronic timer thing so that you wouldn't have to worry about flipping a switch that could possibly fall out of your hand.

But doesn't some injectors run on a lower voltage ?

 

Never heard of them running a low voltage, only thing that changes is the impedance.

Edited by Trev

Never heard of them running a low voltage, only thing that changes is the impedance.

 

Spot on!

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