How long can new in injectors sit and wait for their owner to get their act together to install them? Is there harm in them sitting?
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Injector shelf life?
- Thread starter Danielle
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as long as they're bagged and sealed, they will last forever. moisture=early death.
icanfixall
Official GMM hand model
The above posting is mostly correct.. But like bread left out of the bag. they will slowly go to pot.. You should send them to me..
As Calvin posted. Kept high and dry they will last forever. Even longer if you can put a small bag of desiccant in each one of them if they are individually bagged. You can dry desiccant by placing it in the oven for a set amount to time and a set temp. The stuff really never goes bad. Sadly I do not recall temps and times but am sure Utube has a vid on it. That stuff is found in many different shipping box's and items from many different sources.
As Calvin posted. Kept high and dry they will last forever. Even longer if you can put a small bag of desiccant in each one of them if they are individually bagged. You can dry desiccant by placing it in the oven for a set amount to time and a set temp. The stuff really never goes bad. Sadly I do not recall temps and times but am sure Utube has a vid on it. That stuff is found in many different shipping box's and items from many different sources.
FarmerFrank
Full Access Member
I usually store injectors in metal coffee cans full diesel or motor oil. Always made the most sense to me to store them wet
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I wouldn't worry to much about them if they all have the plastic plugs/caps on them, there probably full of fuel or testing fluid in them. My guess is about a year. Get your a$$ busy and install them, four hrs should do it.
ironworker40
NYC Ironworker
Vacuum seal them with your food saver. I use it for lots of things like bearings and welding rods. Also works great for trailer and bike registrations.
i recommend just installing them.it's a very easy job and your truck will run smoother,smoke less,have increased performance and get better fuel economy all for just an hour or two's worth of enjoyable work.
ironworker40
NYC Ironworker
i recommend just installing them.it's a very easy job and your truck will run smoother,smoke less,have increased performance and get better fuel economy all for just an hour or two's worth of enjoyable work.
Unless you have a turbo those back passenger side, Ugg
crash-harris
Breaker! Breaker!
Or things have been neglected by a PO.
It is going on the turbo truck. I had to sell the house to get a place I could work on without an HOA.
Then I had to get the camper truck up and running and safe for rally
Then I have to get my naughty centurion brake line repaired to sell (heeheehee)
Then I can tow my centurion here to get wheel wells repaired and injectors on
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Then I had to get the camper truck up and running and safe for rally
Then I have to get my naughty centurion brake line repaired to sell (heeheehee)
Then I can tow my centurion here to get wheel wells repaired and injectors on
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