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Old 11-27-2010, 01:02 AM   #1 (permalink)
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My first question would be how long and hard would it be to take the injectors off? because 2 of them are leaking at the top and I'm losing alot of gas. My 2nd question is how would I take out the Instrument Cluster to change the lights from green to my own colors? Is it a hard job?
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Old 11-27-2010, 01:24 AM   #2 (permalink)
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The instrument cluster removal is covered in the sticky/DIY thread. The injectors are easy enough. And uh.... a year and engine would be nice.
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Actually...answers to both your questions can be found here: -->Camry FAQ ------> READ FIRST -----> Comprehensive List of Gen 3/4 INFO and DIY
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I'm sorry I forgot to add that.... It's a 1998 Toyota Camry V4 And how could I clean the injecters my self? And how hard of a job is it really? And what kind of lights should I buy to put in the c
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You need an injector pulser to properly clean the injectors.
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Okay so how would I get a injector pulser? Is it better than sending them off? because I really need my car the same day I do this job....Any other way?
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Ugh mean!!!!...I did google and Bing...Did not find much...nothing i could go on.....
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Honeslty, the injector just needs 12 volts to run. Just pulse it with a button. Here's a good example.

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Seems nice....how i get this at any auto part store? or only online?
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Question: fuel injectors
First off I have a 1998 Toyota camry and I'm kind of confused about what o-rings and grommeits go where on the injector.... AutoZone and advanced auto have both 4 O-rings in a set and 2 grommits in a set so i would need 2 sets....the O-rings go on the bottom of the injector right? And the Gromitt goes on top near the fuel rail right? So I'll need 4 oRings and 4 gromittes right? 4+4=8 do I have this right? I'm asking because 2 of my injectors are leaking because the top part is old would be my guess....... any other suggestions
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What a find, fix it up and put it in storage, it's a true 1 of a kind.
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