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Old 05-08-2011, 04:03 AM
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yes, about 7 years ago I had the injectors in my LS1 removed, cleaned and tested. Service was mobile, and about $200 from memory. Sorry can't remember who did it!
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750HP Craig check out one of the magizines from the last couple of months. They tell you how to clean injectors and read their rate. I am sorry for not knowing witch mag. I have thousands of them with articles. It's new in maybe the last 6 months. Try Hot Rod, Car Craft, and hit the Fast Ford and Mustang. The cost for building the kit is about $100.00 with pump fluid, trigger to setoff the injector. They sell and injector tester for GM cars that will pulsate the injector for 10-15 second You measure the flow in a testtube and get your number. Be careful with injector cleaners. Some will kill the wiring in the injector. What style is the injectors you are running, and pound readings? Big ones use low ohms and are hard on injector drivers in the ECU. There is a test for check the resistance of the injector by running it to get hot. Rick L.
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Old 05-08-2011, 05:22 AM
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Craig, all the shops and mobile guys that clean injectors can flow test them. They "should" flow test all injectors when cleaning to verify their operation and performance.

So plenty of people around, haven't flow tested injectors separately but it should be quite cheap as it is very quick for them to do.
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