Subject	When you installed the injectors...
Posted by	ttsmokin on July 22, 2014 at 6:54 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? posted by jem_usmc on July 22, 2014 at 04:46 PM
Message	did you force them into the rail using the cap? Or did you lubricate them and pop them in by hand? Let us know how the injector swap goes. Since the Z will run without a MAF plugged in until 2500rpm, I can't figure out how the banks are switching.
Follow Ups	Fires on 3 cyls. The maf determines what side - jem_usmc 17:33:39 07/21/14 How did you determine the maf was bad? - ttsmokin 22:27:05 07/21/14 Re: How did you determine the maf was bad? - jem_usmc 04:52:10 07/22/14 Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - ttsmokin 14:23:30 07/22/14 Now this opens up another discussion... - -Grimm- 16:22:01 07/22/14 Re: Now this opens up another discussion... - jem_usmc 16:33:12 07/22/14 Ash's lifter rebuild guide: - ttsmokin 18:44:25 07/22/14 Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:28:12 07/22/14 Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:46:22 07/22/14 Re: Re: Re: Did you bleed the lifters after you put them back together? - jem_usmc 16:59:46 07/22/14 When you installed the injectors... - ttsmokin 18:54:13 07/22/14 Re: When you installed the injectors... - jem_usmc 20:25:00 07/22/14 I would imagine WD-40 is not the best for that - ttsmokin 21:14:09 07/22/14 Re: I would imagine WD-40 is not the best for that - jem_usmc 20:38:11 07/23/14
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