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hey, ive got a set of 14mm oring rochester 1000cc injectors and they fit my rail fine but are loose in the standard manifold ? what have pepole done to ge them to seal ? i did a search but really didnt come up with much. surely heaps of people have had this problem.
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Just get a thicker O-ring I would imagine..
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Had the same problem with the indy blues I have. You'll need to have them machined to fit.
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your both wrong when using the std manifold you need to get the ends changed to the same as std vl injectors use the std clampiing system and make sure there still clamped down tight no maching needed , been there and done it over 8yrs ago but if you can clamp them down really tight you can ditch the orig clamps .pigsy
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So I have to get the injectors changed ? Sounds like a head **** to get them to fit. Why is there no info on this anywhere. I thought they would go straight in. What a pain lol
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So I have to get the injectors changed ? Sounds like a head **** to get them to fit. Why is there no info on this anywhere. I thought they would go straight in. What a pain lol
you just need to go to an injector service place and get the ends changed no maching and then their sweet
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will i need to take the manifold in to ? or just say i need these changed to fit my vl manifold ?? maybe take in a standard injector to ?
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when i bought my rochestor injectors they came with collars to fit different manifolds did you get any of those when you bought yours?
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are you taking about changing the pintle caps pigsy?
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12-02-12, 17:57 GMT+10#10 I haven't had the injectors that you have but I had a set that i have just changed the lower O-ring and have decent clamps on..seems to work fine for me..
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12-02-12, 20:13 GMT+10#11 nah i didnt get any different caps or anything, bought them secondhand but brandnew in the boxes still. i might see if i can get some bigger orings then maybe.
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12-02-12, 20:37 GMT+10#12 Quote:
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are you taking about changing the pintle caps pigsy?
yes and the square orings then they work properly
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nah i didnt get any different caps or anything, bought them secondhand but brandnew in the boxes still. i might see if i can get some bigger orings then maybe.
all you need to do is change the pintle cover and a new square oring for the std vl injector done
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12-02-12, 22:26 GMT+10#13 I had to put the square factory style o rings in with my Siemens to get them to seal. What o rings have you go on the runner ends?
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13-02-12, 07:05 GMT+10#14 thats the bottom of them
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15-02-12, 20:13 GMT+10#15 Quote:
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thats the bottom of them
bloody rochester best bet would be get the manifold drilled out to 14 mm
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15-02-12, 22:21 GMT+10#16 Quote:
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bloody rochester best bet would be get the manifold drilled out to 14 mm
Can't you either have the injectors machined to fit the manifold or the manifold machined to fit the injectors. Wouldn't the injectors be a cheaper option to machine
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16-02-12, 11:04 GMT+10#17 Could you get a 14mm drill bit and drill em out yourself? the port has enough depth to it that it should pull the drillbit straight, maybe do it in stages, 12, 13, 14mm
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27-02-12, 20:29 GMT+10#18 yeah u could drill them out but im worried that if i drill it out what is gonna stop the injector from pushing in to far ? there isnt much meat there. so id have to drill the whole way through. then there is nothing stopping the injectors pushing to far in. was thinking about machining up some sleeves on the lathe at work to fit the fatter section and inside diameter 14mm. and see if that works.
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i just cant believe there is no one that can show/tell me exactly what they had to do. i was sure these were a very popular choice of injector, not saying your ideas arent helping guys, i am greatfull for any ideas.
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19-03-12, 19:12 GMT+10#19 Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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