Subject	I just use vaseline on O-rings and rail,the injector will
Posted by	Quick_Z on April 13, 2010 at 3:36 PM
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In Reply To	Defective (brand new) injector? posted by someotherguy on April 11, 2010 at 11:04 PM
Message	slide into place with almost no effort, and I can actually take it back out again from the top with almost no effort. You must use enough vaseline on the O-rings though, on both of them, otherwise it won't be easy to install the injector, and due to how sticky the rubber O-rings are, pinching or tearing them is easy, with enough lubrication you shouldn't have any problems. Try replacing both O-rings on that injector and try again with vaseline on both the top and the bottom this time.
Follow Ups	Defective (brand new) injector? - someotherguy 23:04:31 04/11/10 Sounds like to me.. - Draker (Eugene, OR) 23:42:19 04/11/10 Re: Sounds like to me.. - someotherguy 00:21:21 04/12/10 Grease up the O rings with vasoline and add some >> - ZUL8TR 13:23:38 04/12/10 pinched o-rings (n/m) - aliaZ 07:52:16 04/12/10 this makes me wonder, what does one do to avoid this? - KasbeKZ(VA) 23:10:38 04/12/10 Yes it does. The fuel rails need to be pressure >>> - ZUL8TR 07:00:20 04/13/10 I just use vaseline on O-rings and rail,the injector will - Quick_Z 15:36:51 04/13/10
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