testing injectors

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scooter2112

Discussion Starter · Jan 21, 2007

Hey guys is it possible to bench test your own injectors ?? i have heard of this and know they work off of high pressure , more then what a standard compressor goes up to (120 psi) .
so if this is possible could someone please explain on how to do this !
thanks scott !!

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edzzed

· #5 · Jan 21, 2007

someone on here built their own tester. if i recall it was a hydraulic jack but worked and they had photos to prove it.

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