Subject	FYI -- You'll likely find that the injector connector dust
Posted by	jzack on June 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM
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In Reply To	Injectors - what to clean with... ??? posted by Jenniferz300 on June 15, 2008 at 12:52 PM
Message	boots are cracked or split. That let's moisture into the plug and causes this issue. If the injectors test out OK -- you'll need to do a good job cleaning up the plug connector contacts per the posts below, then use dielectric grease to lube everything up for final assembly. I've repaired cracked/split dust boots by degreasing them well with some isopropyl alcohol and then applying automotive black RTV. Best to apply it after the plug has been reconnected. This repair seals the boot and lasts a pretty long time. But the best thing is to cut out the old connectors and splice in some new ones -- just run a search, many posts talking about this... Hope your injectors test out fine too...
Follow Ups	Injectors - what to clean with... ??? - Jenniferz300 12:52:59 06/15/08 with surgical precision; - ni[X]it 13:08:18 06/15/08 actually alls wd40 does is give you headache. - RedTTZ91(OK) 13:34:55 06/15/08 Wtf is "ALLS"? - ni[X]it 13:38:40 06/15/08 FYI -- You'll likely find that the injector connector dust - jzack 16:23:57 06/15/08
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