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Windell,
When I put the injectors in and tighten down the
fuel rail, I expect to be able to move (Twist) the injectors meeting a small
amount of resistance. The injectors O rings generally offer a small amount
of resistance when you place them in the rail as the ring is compressed slightly
going in. Not a very scientific description, but hope it
helps.
Ed A
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Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 12:07
AM
Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: Injector
Trivia
I believe I paid about $5 a set for "all the seals" for the Mazda
injector at O'Reily auto parts. However, the primary injectors turn easily
in the port. Is this normal for them to spin or are they actually the wrong
size?
Wendell
Subject:
[FlyRotary] Re: Injector Trivia
> You can get them
at your local Mazda dealer.
Yea. I
think they're $36 / ring or something disgusting like that. I used O
rings from a $4 pack of 10 at autozone
Actually I paid
$26 for a set of three. These were what they call the “insulators”
that go at the bottom – rings with rectangular x-section. Price is
bad, but not horrible.
Al
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