Subject	You can get the hex screws at ACE Hardware or McMaster Carr.
Posted by	Eric(FL) on April 06, 2010 at 3:45 PM
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In Reply To	Re: If you end up pulling the plenum I would do all 6 injectors posted by paul1994 on April 06, 2010 at 02:55 PM
Message	I can't remember the size off the top of my head but if you search on here you'll find it. Or you could bring one into the store and match it to the correct size there. The old style (pintle) injectors found on 90-94TTs have a constant 12v running to them even when the car is off. Some have attributed this to their premature failure. In 95-96TTs Nissan changed the harness to remove the constant 12v source. If you look in the AutoFAQ there are a couple posts on how to modify the early harness to change to a switched 12v source. FYI, to switch to the newer style injectors you will need one of the following: 1. 300 Degree Fuel Rail, Fuel Line kit and new injector connectors. 2. Deatschwerks adapter kit 3. JWT machined lower plenum, 95+ fuel rail, etc. The easiest and cheapest way is #2 but the preferred solution would be #1. later, eric
Follow Ups	What Else While replacing Injectors - paul1994 12:26:42 04/06/10 If you end up pulling the plenum I would do all 6 injectors - Eric(FL) 13:47:19 04/06/10 Re: If you end up pulling the plenum I would do all 6 injectors - paul1994 14:55:36 04/06/10 You can get the hex screws at ACE Hardware or McMaster Carr. - Eric(FL) 15:45:35 04/06/10 Re: You can get the hex screws at ACE Hardware or McMaster Carr. - paul1994 16:13:52 04/06/10 If you want to be able to access the injector screws without - Eric(FL) 16:24:05 04/06/10 Eric... - ParticleZX 19:40:56 04/06/10 LOL, thanks. I thought someone might say something about - Eric(FL) 21:29:04 04/06/10 Yeah... - ParticleZX 00:02:13 04/09/10 Tackle the EGR, it's not hard. Search for the method. - zellamay 16:05:29 04/06/10 I question fuel smell in the cabin as a sign of a - zellamay 14:19:44 04/06/10 Re: I question fuel smell in the cabin as a sign of a - paul1994 14:51:50 04/06/10 I'm not sure about a small fuel leak causing rough idle. - zellamay 15:45:37 04/06/10 Fuel smell is indicative of a leak. Rough idle is usually a - Eric(FL) 15:51:58 04/06/10 Many Thanks for the Replies - paul1994 16:17:37 04/06/10 I'd find that fuel leak FIRST! - BoneZ 20:11:35 04/06/10 I hope you're joking. ...................................... (n/m) - zellamay 02:17:39 04/07/10 Yep ;) ....... (n/m) - paul1994 16:03:10 04/07/10
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