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Originally Posted by RotorBalls
Yeah it was speedy priority shipping. I got my injectors on saturday and started to get to work. Needed some gaskets still so I stopped for the day when I got down to the fuel rails. I'm having some difficutly getting them out though. I wanted to finish the job up on sunday but got rained out so I'm hoping to finish tonight
Is there a trick to getting the fuel rails out? I removed the two hex screws on the fuel pressure regulator bracket and the four that hold the fuel rails down but I can't seem to get them pulled apart because of the FPR in the way. I got a lil frustrated and just pulled really hard on one side and got a couple of the injectors freed from their holes but the one closest to the fpr is still in and I can't seem to get enough slack to get it out. Anyway to remove the fpr to give the fuel rails room to be pulled?
Thanks for all the help by the way. I hope this is the fix. It seemed like the car ran a little better but still shitty after driving it a few days with injector cleaner in the tank so I'm hoping this will do the trick.
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i had a hell of a time with mine
i pulled and rocked like the manual said but couldn't get them out like that
i had to take off the injector clips on the fuel rails i didn't sperate the rails from fpr and then removed the fuel rails from the injectors
as an assembly
then i had to use pliers on 5 of the injectors to get them out
only one came out by pulling with my hand
i grabed onto the electrical connector part of the injecetor
with the pliers it kind of chewed up the ears for clip on electrical connector but couldn't see any major damage
my intake was dirty and i think the oring were stuck to manifold
i tried to vacuum of manifold best i could
then pulled out injectors
maybe try soaking the area around injector w/ wd-40
to help loosen them up
it goes back together easy because you put oil on the o-rings
and the hole thing just slides back into place
hope this helps