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Old Wed, April 21st, 2010, 07:00 PM
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Dave,

He's looking at Stage 1 Singles, which is the AC code injector.
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Ooops....I meant NEW AC code injectors instead of remans.
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That's okay Dave, I'm sure you were still trying to recover from tuning your truck last night.
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MMmmm I got to call rosewood. For 500$ I have to send in my injectors to get fix which is fine BUT there not single shots . I dont have a 1000 bucks to spend for premium injectors.
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Ok got a question.
First
I pulled the fuel bowl and its completely apart. Is there any way i can just dip the bowl in something and pull it out to be sparkly clean? What is the fuel bowl made of? Aluminum?

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I bought the HPOP re seal kit. My HPOP looks new. It has a re manufacture sticker on it and appears that theres no oil leaks. Should I go ahead and pull everything apart and replace the seals??
The 2 wired mesh hydrolic line going to the middle of each head is that the oil line?

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Ok got a question.
First
I pulled the fuel bowl and its completely apart. Is there any way i can just dip the bowl in something and pull it out to be sparkly clean? There is some types of solvent/ carb cleaner that will make that thing shine. I thought I seen somewhere that you can use malt vinegar as a parts cleaner/ rust remover.
What is the fuel bowl made of? Aluminum?
Yep, aluminum.

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I bought the HPOP re seal kit. My HPOP looks new. It has a re manufacture sticker on it and appears that theres no oil leaks. Should I go ahead and pull everything apart and replace the seals??If there are not any visible leaks I would not worry about resealing it. Just keep parts on hand for future repairs/ upgrades.
The 2 wired mesh hydrolic line going to the middle of each head is that the oil line?That's them.

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As for your fuel bowl....

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The Oil in the HPOP res. does that enter the engine or does it recycle itself? It was super gewy when I sucked it out. If its a separate thing I would like to put expensive stuff in it.

Please dont forget my previous questions.
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