Injector question
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Injector question
I broke one of those brown plastic atomizer inserts that are in the secondary Injector port. Since i plan on running 1600cc inj, Can i remove those for a benefit due to the fact that the 1600's are so large and dump so much fuel? Or should i just stop talking stupid and get a new insert? PS its a cosmo) so idk what availability will be on that part.
Any help is appretiated.
Any help is appretiated.
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sorry dude, you have to have those. FSM manual says if they're not installed it won't run right and there is a possibility of fire. wow, sounds like a typical rotary.
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Secondary ones are not as imporant as the primary ones. If they were the primary ones, that would affect idle. Since the secondaries kick in around 4kRPM, that's a lot of intake velocity to negate any help the "air bleed valves" do at that speed.
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You'll atleast need the upper broken half. The injector rest on them (well the lower gromet). Or find something else to raise the injector up. I'd replace the the thing.
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