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clogged injector cleaning (off car)

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clogged injector cleaning (off car)

my injectors were exposed to some dirty gas. they clogged to the point the car would just start and die.
I soaked them in carb cleaner and tried to blow through them with the solinoid open.
After cleaning I started the car I was able to rev it up but it was idling a little rough blowing some white smoke. Then I started getting worse and I believe the injectors became clogged again.
What is the best way to clean them off the car? Should I blow cleaner through injector with valve open? Should I blow backwards? What is the best cleaner to soak them in?
Thank you. RJR
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Re: clogged injector cleaning (off car)





This worked for someone on a S2000 forum....

Be careful, carb cleaner/throttle body cleaner spray is quite flammable.

HTH


EDIT: There are 2 separate videos up there. One didn't seem to link?
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