Yeah, so I feel like all I’m doing is bending the fuel rail as I’m trying to pull it up. Because it’s moving away at the top, but the injectors don’t seem to have moved at all.
You may have to take the rail off the injectors. I bent my 4th injector rail bc it was so stuck. Had to drill a nail into it and yank it out with a chain. Definitely lube the new ones
I heard him say 17mm for the connector to the fuel rail input...Also heard him say 4 mm allen wrench for the injector bolts to leave in what you dont want out.. everything else was 10MM ... Ive gotta do this my self in the next day or two.
Great video ! I’m looking to replace my fuel injector 1 myself, can I contact you personally & compensate you to walk me through the process? I have a 2019 Chevy Cruz
Sometimes they can be a real pain in the butt sometimes you will destroy them getting them out you could try and buy an injector puller for your type of vehicle
@@lakesautomotivediagnostics6509 I was finally able to get the injector out without destroying it. I got the new one in and everything back together. Now I'm am getting a P16E5 code that I did not have before. Have you seen this before? Any idea what might be causing this afterwards?
I replace the fuel injector and gas flood the bottom where the injector are when I started it up. Did I not push something in right or do I need to add more seal to something? S.O.S.
Sounds like you probably ripped a injector O-ring or did not get one in correctly. Sometimes when you pull the injectors out of the head, the Oring will stay stuck in the head. You will have to pull it back apart and inspect your O-rings.
@ 9:33 you said gas went down into the cylinder, we’re you just blowing out excess dripping? And the pliers you use to disconnect the red clips from the injector, what are those called?
My fault it was at 11:33 and you said quite a bit of gas went down into cylinder 1, did you mean where the spark plugs are or area where injector 1 was pulled from? Sorry the for mistake and we’re you just blowing out excess gas?