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Jaywells23
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Where to Find Cheap Fuel Injectors

01/15/2013 10:13 AM

I have 1990 buick century 3.3 V6 I'm looking for some cheap fuel injectors? Anybody know any websites?
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lyn
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Re: Where to Find Cheap Fuel Injectors

01/15/2013 10:19 AM

How about rebuilt?

Rebuilt Fuel Injectors $25 - ShopInjectors.com
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tcmtech
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Re: Where to Find Cheap Fuel Injectors

01/15/2013 2:24 PM

If it was me I would be looking around the local savage yards for a wrecked but similar car with the same engine.

Good chance you can get them for $5 or less each if you pull them yourself.
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fixitorelse
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Re: Where to Find Cheap Fuel Injectors

01/17/2013 2:00 AM

Do you have a node tester to find which unit is non-operational? I had one of these cars a while back where only one of the injectors was in need of replacement. $55.00 later and back on the road. But, you have to test. Some of these early version fire injectors much differently then newer units do today. So testing is only sure way to find issue.
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