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December 31st 06, 03:33 AM
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Injector insert for IO-360 engine
I seem to have lost the insert for one of the injectors on my IO-360
engine. Can anyone recommend a source to buy these? I've heard from some shops that I may need to buy an entire new injector but I thought I'd ask around if anyone knows another source. What do people do with the inserts when they replace injectors? -Robert 
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January 2nd 07, 02:03 PM
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Injector insert for IO-360 engine
Robert M. Gary wrote: I seem to have lost the insert for one of the injectors on my IO-360 engine. Can anyone recommend a source to buy these? I've heard from some shops that I may need to buy an entire new injector but I thought I'd ask around if anyone knows another source. What do people do with the inserts when they replace injectors? -Robert I am not certain but I think that the insert is the injector. It is the insert that has the calibrated orifice. The threaded portion is just the carrier for that insert. I think that the two piece design is easier to make. You'll probably have to bite the bullet and buy the assembly. John Dupre'
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January 2nd 07, 11:20 PM
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Injector insert for IO-360 engine
John wrote: Robert M. Gary wrote: I seem to have lost the insert for one of the injectors on my IO-360 engine. Can anyone recommend a source to buy these? I've heard from some shops that I may need to buy an entire new injector but I thought I'd ask around if anyone knows another source. What do people do with the inserts when they replace injectors? -Robert I am not certain but I think that the insert is the injector. It is the insert that has the calibrated orifice. The threaded portion is just the carrier for that insert. I think that the two piece design is easier to make. You'll probably have to bite the bullet and buy the assembly. This is a stock injector so they are all calibrated the same coming off the factory. No tuning to the application at all. -Robert
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