brad-cam

Any recommendations for where I should send my injectors to be professionally cleaned?

alengyel

RC did my injectors, great job and a dyno sheet for them to.

Ken D

Marren in CT did mine, excellent job along with all documentation.

MitchB

http://www.injector.com/

Marren

wwmotorsports

we also use MARREN

hosrom_951

Go to the bosch service centre

Charlie944

I used Marren. They were quick and provided documentation. Good to deal with as well (prompt and informative responses).

jim944s2

I haven't had my injectors out of the Pcar, but I've just had them cleaned in my '82 Scirocco (mechanical injectors). The cleaner guy told me that to properly store my spare set, I should first run some compressed air through them to remove the fuel. I did that, and about 80psi really shoots whatever is in there out! So, if you have compressed air, it should be really easy to make a tube that would screw onto the injector, and run some mild solvent through it w/ compressed air (like diesel?), you could easily see the spray pattern too. I don't think it would hurt it, I'm thinking it could be an easy DIY job.
My good friend is has a masters in mech. engineering, w/ lots of high pressure liquid experience (cutting tools at many thousands of psi etc.), I'll have to chat w/ him about this.

ibdavid

MitchB,

Off topic...........I love your 911 Turbo! Any other pics I can drool over?


David

toddk911

What is the normal charge for it?

jim944s2

Dr Injector charges $19 ea for Bosch mechanicals, and $29 ea for Bosch electronic injectors, including all the 'small parts' -according to the guy at the shop near me. Just be glad it's not a V-12, right?, I'd hate to pay for a tuneup on one of them, God bless the big 4.

Sam Lin

I look locally for diesel service shops, all of them have their own injector flow cleaners, and last time cost $10 each with new o-rings/seals.

Sam