Re: Maxima Fuel Injectors

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Re: Maxima Fuel Injectors

P2P Xtasy

23 Sep 2005 16:32

No, Wil, you merely assumed that I'm using "originals". They have been
replaced numerous times, averaging about six years life, give or take. From
your reply, I assume you didn't know the answer to my question. BTW: Nissan
doesn't make fuel injectors, they buy them from contracted suppliers, just
like brake parts.
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New ones that last longer than the originals (which lasted 23 years
with the technology/build materials available back then)? Probably
only from Nissan (now with newer technology/build materials). :-)

Wil

Truck

18 Sep 2005 19:30

New ones that last longer than the originals (which lasted 23 years
with the technology/build materials available back then)? Probably
only from Nissan (now with newer technology/build materials). :-)

Wil

>My old work car, an '82 Maxima has been dependable, but occasionally an
>injector will go to leaking. My supply salvaged from yards is about out, and
>I have reservations about rebuilt units. Are there any new units that last
>longer than the originals? These are time-consuming to mess with.

P2P Xtasy	12 Sep 2005 18:03
My old work car, an '82 Maxima has been dependable, but occasionally an injector will go to leaking. My supply salvaged from yards is about out, and I have reservations about rebuilt units. Are there any new units that last longer than the originals? These are time-consuming to mess with.

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