2013 injectors
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Don't know for sure on the 2013 but typically injectors are plug and play. Since they are exposed to heat and pressure they don't typically have onboard electronics, so just 12VDC applied by the ECU to open them as needed.
An online image shows only two electrical pins, so that likely confirms it's just an on/off solenoid.
An online image shows only two electrical pins, so that likely confirms it's just an on/off solenoid.
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Using tier one gas will prevent clogged fuel system components in modern cars...
https://www.consumerreports.org/fuel...e-a7682471234/
Not to be confused with premium vs regular octane.
https://www.consumerreports.org/fuel...e-a7682471234/
Not to be confused with premium vs regular octane.
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quick question - what initiates fuel injector changeout - mileage / rough running? Are there any additives to run through the system to pro-long life / achieve better performance - I've always stayed clear of 'em - put them in the same category as snake oil but if anyone has any positive experience I am interested for sure.... type of treatment / frequency & volume of addition / etc.
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quick question - what initiates fuel injector changeout - mileage / rough running? Are there any additives to run through the system to pro-long life / achieve better performance - I've always stayed clear of 'em - put them in the same category as snake oil but if anyone has any positive experience I am interested for sure.... type of treatment / frequency & volume of addition / etc.
This is for your fuel system.
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