My 1987 Integra w/ 175k was leaking for a while - it turned out to be from the rubber seals. So went to Acura and spent $70 buying 4 sets of O, Seal and Cushion rings. Seal rings were expensive like $12.
It then started leaking internally - plastic metal interface - now the leak is bad than what it used to be (how come it appeared when the seal leak is fixed?).
I ended up in buying a replacement Fuel Injectors from a dismantler who also has a machine shop - spent less than what I spent with Acura - came with 10yr warranty. The seal ring (it sits inside the manifold) is shorter compared to the one I bought at the dealer. I didn't want to spend another $50 on the seal rings. Just used the shorter ring that the part came with - dismantler told me they changed them all including the filter. I certainly noticed some smoothness when I drive.
I realize you are not supposed to use the O-ring. How about the seal rings?
What has been your experience?
Fuel Injector leak, Gaskets/O-ring vs Remanufactured
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Re: Fuel Injector leak, Gaskets/O-ring vs Remanufactured
i remeber mine just started to leak ight before i did my swap. good info though.
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