vegas39
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My new injectors arrived today and do appear to look new and still in their original boxes.
They say 3/98 on them which I assume is the date of mfg, they also have a D code stamped on them. What is a D code? Never heard of that one.
They say 3/98 on them which I assume is the date of mfg, they also have a D code stamped on them. What is a D code? Never heard of that one.

My shop repair manual lists them as just another injector for our engines. I really can't tell you much about the differances between these A AA B BB C D & G codes. But thats about how many changes they made over the years.
I think getting the fuel and timing matched up makes more of a difference than anything
Gees.... I'm on fire today... Gotcha twice on this one.... Tee Hee.... Honestly Kenny. I don't know why the injectors have the letter names that they do. My international shop manual states that we can mix and march the codes and not have an issue. But it also says not to internally mix parts between injectors nor mix the G codes with any other codes. I'm not willing to test this out either.