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Looking at some new.injectors.where's.best place.to get em need.em by thurs
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How come you need injectors?
3 of them are very standard. Probably could get them from most diesel specialist. They are Bosch injectors used on many diesels.
#1 injector is another story, Jeeeparts had one a year ago for about $1000. Yes $1k. I got one out of the EU for a lot less. You are dreaming if you think you can get one on short notice.
Mudmonster may have a set but my guess is he will want to hang onto any #1 he has.
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Hey layback how did you come across the one in the EU, I can't remember country but I 99% sure it's In the diesel sticky.

Grandpa spec if your worried about your injectors perhaps get them tested first its relatively cheap. If you are certain they're on their way out I believe you can have the nozzles reconditioned or even replaced for I think around the $100 mark.

The no 1 is a pain due to the sensor needle and It can be tested if still working with a multimeter. Layback was explaining it to me the other week and I believe you just pull the sensor wire off with the car running and check for resistance from the plug that runs back to the wiring loom.

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Hey layback how did you come across the one in the EU, I can't remember country but I 99% sure it's In the diesel sticky.
I am 100% sure the details are there. I did a lot of searching part numbers. Sometimes they show up on ebay in the EU, not listed on Australian search.

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Grandpa spec if your worried about your injectors perhaps get them tested first its relatively cheap. If you are certain they're on their way out I believe you can have the nozzles reconditioned or even replaced for I think around the $100 mark.

The no 1 is a pain due to the sensor needle and It can be tested if still working with a multimeter. Layback was explaining it to me the other week and I believe you just pull the sensor wire off with the car running and check for resistance from the plug that runs back to the wiring loom.

Hope this helps mate
No! engine not running! & test the resistance of the sensor with the lead to the loom disconnected. Its not a needle, Its a inductive sensor, a coil of wire, that sensors the injector pintle moving. I was going to try & make a sensor from an old radio part but have never got around to it.
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I don't have any spares sold them all
You can get the 4 nozzles off eBay in a kit for around $100.

I would be getting them checked before looking at replacing them.

I get oll my stuff from Eu or Lithuania.
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Lithuania that's the place. Who In Lithuania do you go through MM / layback ?
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Lithuania that's the place. Who In Lithuania do you go through MM / layback ?
its a secret cant tell you

I manly use these 3
the first one is the Lithuania contact

http://myworld.ebay.co.uk/arcopiston...p2047675.l2559

http://myworld.ebay.com.au/dorsetjeep

http://myworld.ebay.com.au/redlineca...p2047675.l2559

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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/JEEP-CHERO...item41755cf5b2
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