Just send them out. Even if you used a self cleaning method, how would you check your work to insure they flowed full and true?Jacob said:okEdokE, I did some googling on DIY injector cleaning . . . no such thing. Shops like RC or wherever use a chemical solution with ultrasonic whatever. The ultrasonic junk does most of the cleaning. I have seen this on MonsterGarage or something .. . cept it was for tools.
So I am concluding that injector shops are seriously over charging for cleaning injectors. .. RC wants $25 per injector and add 4.50 per for my side feeding injectors . . . total $171 for them to stick 6 injectors into the same blinkin chem bath for an hour may be less. Um no!!!!
For the love of potatoes or whatever does anyone know of a decent DIY trick?
The best part about cleaning, other than the cleaning itself, is getting the sheet back with the flow rate of each injector before and after.