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Car Forum / BMW Cars / February 2007

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Replace Injectors--86  528e

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ff - 04 Feb 2007 22:29 GMT
In the process of repairing a leak, one of the injectors was damaged.
Since that one needs replacing, should all the injectors be replaced at
the same time? The car has 240K miles and AFAIK the fuel injectors have
never been replaced.  I'm on a budget as far as this car is concerned,
but would like to do the job right. I'm considering just replacing the
one injector with a similar part from the wrecking yard, unless
convinced it will be worthwhile to put all new parts in.
Thanks in advance for any advice.

Fred
Jack - 04 Feb 2007 23:50 GMT
When my '84 318i reached 250k miles I decided to replace the injectors just
because that's a lot of miles.  The parts man at my local BMW dealer told me
two things that changed my mind.  One that they cost $110 each and Two that
although he sold a lot of injectors for '96 and beyond because they failed
often, he had almost no call for early model injectors which in his words
"seem to last forever".  I think the junk yard is your best bet.

> In the process of repairing a leak, one of the injectors was damaged.
> Since that one needs replacing, should all the injectors be replaced at
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> Fred
ff - 05 Feb 2007 05:13 GMT
>> In the process of repairing a leak, one of the injectors was damaged.
>> Since that one needs replacing, should all the injectors be replaced
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> model injectors which in his words "seem to last forever".  I think
> the junk yard is your best bet.

Thanks for relating your experience. Another case of "they don't make
'em like they used to".
I'll visit the local "pick and pull" tomorrow. It's always good news
when a used part
will get me back on the road.

Fred
 
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