@mrhocuspocus I have a small battery box with plunger trigger that holds a 9volt battery. It is wired to an old injector plug and works great for this kind of stuff.
To all of you do it yourselfers. Don’t be a moron and use a highly misted and highly flammable liquid near an open flame (or possible pilot light) like the stove in the background . Burns are life changers.
This is a good way to get a basic clean. but even after i made my own fuel injector cleaner, and ran the injectors through a few times. they were still shot. there comes a point when you will need to get them fully rebuilt. specially since gas has 10% ethanol in it, which can actually sneak water vapors past the fuel filter, and slowly ruin the old seals in the injectors. and ruin the spray pattern making the injectors un-even. (typically in 15+ year old cars) just FYI.
@droolmonster888 Perhaps you could have used the seal that you used for the reverse flushing on the other side, and then it would presumably have fitted?
I just run mine through the dishwasher! Seriously though…I think most injectors work on a 5 Volt signal, so people please check before doing this, as 12 volts CAN damage/destroy them. Otherwise, I think this is a great idea, and a hell of a lot cheaper than having them serviced by a shop.
@Warkhan about fuel injectors and CLR, i may have bought an old batch from suck ass kmart but it took me like a whole month to get my shower faucet back to new condition, i was pissed cause i had to put it back on to shower !!! dont know what it does for others ?? thanks though
Good idea, for a low-impedence setup (ie: 5v max), I’m assuming you could easily use a 6v lantern battery (the big square ones in the big flashlights) without damaging it. Usually electronic components are good to tolerances +/- 20% without damage unless specified, so going over by 1v for a brief amount of time should be fine. Either that or a 6v lawnmower battery.
@tbirdpimp07 There is quite a bit of pressure in the syringe once you spray into it.. I tried it, and the first time my syringe popped off quite violently!
Its like you need some prerequisites … regardless of a brain
@mrhocuspocus I have a small battery box with plunger trigger that holds a 9volt battery. It is wired to an old injector plug and works great for this kind of stuff.
so can you DIY on making the injector cleaner. I have part but confused on assembly
Very simple n effective….
the stove in the background is:
1) electrical
2) not on
So he is safe
How much would you charge me to clean my injectors like that?
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To all of you do it yourselfers. Don’t be a moron and use a highly misted and highly flammable liquid near an open flame (or possible pilot light) like the stove in the background . Burns are life changers.
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Thanks for the vid. Just cleaned a friends injectors with this method. Worked a treat!
Good video, easy for everyone to do it thanks
This is a good way to get a basic clean. but even after i made my own fuel injector cleaner, and ran the injectors through a few times. they were still shot. there comes a point when you will need to get them fully rebuilt. specially since gas has 10% ethanol in it, which can actually sneak water vapors past the fuel filter, and slowly ruin the old seals in the injectors. and ruin the spray pattern making the injectors un-even. (typically in 15+ year old cars) just FYI.
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Hell yea! Thats f’n brilliant. Definitely have to try this. Thanks for the post
what do I need to make one?
@droolmonster888 Perhaps you could have used the seal that you used for the reverse flushing on the other side, and then it would presumably have fitted?
When hooking it up to an old injector connector , you are wiring it to the positive wire?? And no need to ground it?? .
i love it
Its work fine!
Yeh sorry im not following
It could save hundred bucks!
I just run mine through the dishwasher! Seriously though…I think most injectors work on a 5 Volt signal, so people please check before doing this, as 12 volts CAN damage/destroy them. Otherwise, I think this is a great idea, and a hell of a lot cheaper than having them serviced by a shop.
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You need to wire both positive and negative. if there is no negative post than one need wiring ground to the injector body.
can you just put injector cleaner in the fuel tank and run the car for a week or so rather than go to all this trouble?
is carb cleaner safe on those rings?
Thanks a lot for share the idea,i will $ave a lot of money doing this myself
Clean the hob or clean my injectors? Ah fuck it i’ll clean my injectors.
Is the pressure from that can the same the pressure as the fuel pumps?
hmmm diy fuel injector cleaner:seafoam
@Warkhan about fuel injectors and CLR, i may have bought an old batch from suck ass kmart but it took me like a whole month to get my shower faucet back to new condition, i was pissed cause i had to put it back on to shower !!! dont know what it does for others ?? thanks though
Good idea, for a low-impedence setup (ie: 5v max), I’m assuming you could easily use a 6v lantern battery (the big square ones in the big flashlights) without damaging it. Usually electronic components are good to tolerances +/- 20% without damage unless specified, so going over by 1v for a brief amount of time should be fine. Either that or a 6v lawnmower battery.
That thing will destroy any seals
how do you make the thing to connect to the electricity
i did this today guys, think i got like 10ftp torque back.
Great idea! looks like it goes hand in hand with the PC PSU mod to get your 3.3v, 5v or 12v for the various systems.
If I’m replacing the basket filter can I just stick the straw from the carb cleaner in or do I need to rig up 12 volts?
found this video on accident, and this is genius! so doing this on all future rebuilds.
Don’t understand how you can do this without gloves? If I get a drop of carb cleaner on my skin it starts burning a hole through it.
your stove is dirty
@tbirdpimp07 There is quite a bit of pressure in the syringe once you spray into it.. I tried it, and the first time my syringe popped off quite violently!