Gregger
Living Legend
Here is another option.
Rather than pull the injectors to clean or replace, I have used this tool from OTC a couple of times with good results. Don't own one but a chum of mine let's me borrow his when needed. I imagine some auto shops would rent them out.
You disable the fuel pump circuit, tie into the fuel rail (blocking flow back to the fuel tank) and provide concentrated injector cleaner to the injectors with the engine running. The engine will run on the cleaner by itself since it is petroleum based. You fill the canister with your choice of concentrate, pressurize the canister with air pressure, set your regulator to the prescribed fuel rail pressure and start the vehicle. Let it idle until the bottle is empty (may take 1/2 an hour or so). Relatively simple to use and cleans the injectors a lot faster than diluting the concentrated cleaner in the fuel, going through possibly several tanks of gas before things run right.
Edit, Now that I think about it, on a motorcycle you could empty the fuel tank, pour a couple of bottles of this stuff in the tank (undiluted) and let it run full strength without the need for the tool. I don't think the concentrate would affect the fuel pump circuit?
Rather than pull the injectors to clean or replace, I have used this tool from OTC a couple of times with good results. Don't own one but a chum of mine let's me borrow his when needed. I imagine some auto shops would rent them out.
You disable the fuel pump circuit, tie into the fuel rail (blocking flow back to the fuel tank) and provide concentrated injector cleaner to the injectors with the engine running. The engine will run on the cleaner by itself since it is petroleum based. You fill the canister with your choice of concentrate, pressurize the canister with air pressure, set your regulator to the prescribed fuel rail pressure and start the vehicle. Let it idle until the bottle is empty (may take 1/2 an hour or so). Relatively simple to use and cleans the injectors a lot faster than diluting the concentrated cleaner in the fuel, going through possibly several tanks of gas before things run right.


Edit, Now that I think about it, on a motorcycle you could empty the fuel tank, pour a couple of bottles of this stuff in the tank (undiluted) and let it run full strength without the need for the tool. I don't think the concentrate would affect the fuel pump circuit?
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