I currently have access and would like to remove the gasoline fuel injectors from a Chevy 454 for cleaning.I'm not talking about running a cleaner through the system at home, I'm looking to remove the injectors for professional cleaning using chemicals and ultrasound, then tested.Has anyone here had a positive experience with a company that provides this service? A company in the northeast US preferred...Thanks.

The stuff I use is Stanadyne Additives little more moneybut worth the extra.I use this stuff in all my gas powered stuff(car,truck,lawnmoer,gen) and my dieseltruck.Just buy the right stuff for the job you want it to dohttp://stanadyneadditives.com/

Why? Is the motor running badly? Mis-fire? "Stagger"? Anything like that? If not, why fix something that ain't broke?Not being the mechanic-whiz that i thought I might be, if I had a problem with the motor and could tie it down to the injectors, I would first use one of the commercially available store bought products. If that didn't clean things up, then I would seriously look at removing and cleaning them. Then...I would look at how much would it cost to remove, clean and re-install vs. replacement. (Do your own work? Then that's a moot point) Maybe something simple for a 1998 motorhome (or ANY motorhome, really)...just take it for a long 60 mph drive. Maybe that's all you need.g'luck!

first thing I,d be changing is rotor cap and wires. look inside the cap you,ll see the contacts burnt .

By the time you take it somewhere and pay their labor rates, it might be easier to just change them out yourself. REBUILT injectors for your engine are less than $30 each, plus a core charge that you get back when you send in your old injectors. Changing the injectors is not much harder than changing a set of plugs and I think you will end up being dollars ahead if you do it yourself.

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jerseyjim
Explorer
Jun 06, 2015
Why? Is the motor running badly? Mis-fire? "Stagger"? Anything like that? If not, why fix something that ain't broke?

Not being the mechanic-whiz that i thought I might be, if I had a problem with the motor and could tie it down to the injectors, I would first use one of the commercially available store bought products. If that didn't clean things up, then I would seriously look at removing and cleaning them. Then...I would look at how much would it cost to remove, clean and re-install vs. replacement. (Do your own work? Then that's a moot point)

Maybe something simple for a 1998 motorhome (or ANY motorhome, really)...just take it for a long 60 mph drive. Maybe that's all you need.

g'luck!
Mark_Heisler
Explorer II
Jun 06, 2015
The stuff I use is Stanadyne Additives little more money
but worth the extra.
I use this stuff in all my gas powered stuff(car,truck,lawnmoer,gen) and my diesel
truck.
Just buy the right stuff for the job you want it to do
http://stanadyneadditives.com/

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