Subject	Here is how I have done it.
Posted by	Woody75 (Denver) on February 19, 2014 at 11:34 AM
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In Reply To	Testing for leaky or clogged injectors with plenum off posted by iamdan012 on February 18, 2014 at 10:55 PM
Message	You can do this test on the car using fuel instead of air but I think its easier and less messy with air and easier to remove from the car especially if the plenum is off. Remove the fuel rails. Hook up one end to an air source and cap the other. I use a valve like a bike tire filler. Pressure the system. I use a pressure gauge but you can put it in a tub of water and watch for bubbles as well to see if its holding. If it holds air you know its sealed. To test the injectors, while pressurized you can take a 9-volt battery and activate each injector one at a time. If it's working it will open and let the air/fuel out. Re-pressurize and do the next injector until you test them all. JackB nimble JackB quick JackB can suck my dick =P - james-lee 11/02/01 Arrogance is the #1 weapon against Supra Owners - MikeH 08/06/02 Dallas with a Z: I like the bulge dude 05/02/03 Bezbefootball: Does dick have anything for me? 10/21/03
Follow Ups	Testing for leaky or clogged injectors with plenum off - iamdan012 22:55:32 02/18/14 Have them cleaned and flow tested for $132 - 300ZMang 08:14:36 02/19/14 Here is how I have done it. - Woody75 (Denver) 11:34:02 02/19/14 ^^2nd Plumb the fuel rail and injectors to compressed air - SammybTT(TN) 12:04:50 02/19/14 Here's something I did when I was concerned about one or - Evan_Wright (Ca) 11:11:32 02/20/14 70 psi -- Wow I only checked mine around 30pzi - SammybTT(TN) 12:41:19 02/20/14 The stock system sees more than 30. - Woody75 (Denver) 09:28:06 02/21/14 Thanks Woody, I will use a higher pressure next time! (n/m) - SammybTT(TN) 21:38:07 02/21/14
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