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FAQ: Can stuck injectors that have sat for years be serviced?

ERIKC Answer:Injectors that are stuck closed due to non use for long periods can usually be serviced. We have better than a 95% success rate of getting them back up to spec.It sometimes takes an extra day or two in the shop for these. In some cases, corrosion has damaged them to a point where they can not be saved.

FAQ: How long does shipping take?

ERIKC Answer:Free Regular Shipment - 1-5 business days

FAQ: How do I store injectors when not in use?

ERIKC Answer:Corrosion is probably the injectors biggest enemy. Gum, varnish, and other normal deposits can be removed by cleaning. Since the internals of injectors are made of various steel alloys, they will corrode or rust. Once the fuel inside dries out, the deposits inside harden and the pintle can stick to the seat making it inoperable. There is enough moisture in the air in most parts of the U.S. to cause corrosion with the pintle and seat will not seal and give you a leaky injector if allowed to happen.

If you plan to store injectors for any length of time, wipe the dirt off them and spray them (inside & out) with a penetrating oil like WD40 and seal them in plastic bags then store them in a dry place.