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    Removing injectors

    I'm striping my GP of its entire harness to run my s10 hybrid motor and I cant get the injectors out of the LIM on my 3.1.
    Anyone have any good tips for getting these out without ruining them? I already removed the rail. There is just nothing to grab onto good enough to pull them out, I got one on the end cause i could get at it a little better but the rest are really in there.
    thanks
    Mr_Efficiency

    90 Grand prix - Lawn ornament
    Black, 3.1, 5 speed
    Future holds: Striped and then scrap yard

    97 Cavalier - Stock car
    Red/Black, 2.2 OHV, 5 speed, fully tubed bumper to bumper, 6 point cage with halo, fuel cell, race seat, 5 pt harness.... a race car
    Future holds: Just more trophies

    New project on the way: 88 S10 reg cab, short box, 5 speed.
    Future holds: Built 2.8 hybrid, Stealthy flat black, a drop until i have no more ugly wheel gap
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    I usually keep them attached to the rail and then just gently pry the rail up and the injectors come with it.
    -Brad-
    89 Mustang : Future 60V6 Power
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    • #3
      thats how i usually do it with 4cyl motors but i figured with a v motor that wouldnt work.
      I tried putting the rail back on to use it to pry on like you sugested but i cant get the rail back far enough to get the clips on... maybe now that i know thats my only option I'll try a little harder, lol
      Last edited by Mr_Efficiency; 06-28-2008, 09:05 AM.
      Mr_Efficiency

      90 Grand prix - Lawn ornament
      Black, 3.1, 5 speed
      Future holds: Striped and then scrap yard

      97 Cavalier - Stock car
      Red/Black, 2.2 OHV, 5 speed, fully tubed bumper to bumper, 6 point cage with halo, fuel cell, race seat, 5 pt harness.... a race car
      Future holds: Just more trophies

      New project on the way: 88 S10 reg cab, short box, 5 speed.
      Future holds: Built 2.8 hybrid, Stealthy flat black, a drop until i have no more ugly wheel gap

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      • #4
        I would soak some penetrant in there. gently pry with a slot head. I know when I replaced mine I took all the old o-rings off... cleaned the boars, and installed new o-rings with some sil-glide as a lubricant/protectant

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