Subject	Yes, sir. BUT ->
Posted by	Milo (SATX) on July 02, 2008 at 5:05 PM
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In Reply To	Installed injectors for the first time... posted by scottyfender on July 02, 2008 at 04:51 PM
Message	When you tighten on the injector cap. MAke sure you are working both sides in 1/2 turns to tighten down. Kind of a see saw motion. This will help eliminate fuel injector o-ring pinch. I would personally add a bit of lubricant to the O-rings as well before instillation if you didn't already to that.
Follow Ups	Installed injectors for the first time... - scottyfender 16:51:36 07/02/08 Yes, sir. BUT -> - Milo (SATX) 17:05:35 07/02/08 Did that and used motor oil. it didn't bind up. went smooth (n/m) - scottyfender 17:15:45 07/02/08 3rd - Lubed everthing up well with petro jelly and pressed - jzack 20:43:08 07/02/08 no. The injector should seat all the way down. You don't - Guapo 18:03:54 07/02/08 Ok 2 different answers from 2 reputable people... - scottyfender 19:16:14 07/02/08 if they went in smooth then you are prob okay. I have - robo (sebring1970) 22:16:25 07/02/08 agreed with robo that you're probably okay if they went in - Guapo 09:20:45 07/03/08 2nded. don't use the cap - AntiHero 09:21:50 07/03/08 Suggestion after install - Z-Tech 20:27:25 07/02/08 I pressured up the rail and it held air. - scottyfender 22:12:02 07/03/08
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