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Fri Apr 28, 2006 1:49 pm
You can get electrical contact cleaner at your autoparts store. Spritz some of that stuff and scrape with a small flathead screw driver. It's a bit tedious but alot cheaper than buying a new injector. Other thing is to check the female plug on the harness. It helps to bend those in very slightly to get a clean contact to the freshly cleaned contacts of the injector.
The injector o-rings are easy to replace. Drain the fuel system of pressure and pop out the injectors. When you replace the o-rings, put a thin layer of vaseline on it to keep it from shredding or bunching when pushing it back into the fuel rail.
There are 2 hangers at the very end of the muffler, almost to the end of the car. There's another one a few feet back from that one. Then there should be another one towards the back end of the piping.