Auto, Truck & Marine Fuel Injectors

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Dodge Truck Injector Parts
Dodge Truck Fuel Injectors, Regulators
Eagle Fuel Injectors
Fiat Fuel Injectors
Ford Fuel Injectors

Mercury Marine Fuel Injectors
Mercury Marine Fuel Injectors & Parts
Merkur Fuel Injectors
Mini Fuel Injectors
Mitsubishi Fuel Injectors

Nissan Fuel Injectors
Oldsmobile Fuel Injectors
OMC Marine Injector Parts
OMC Marine Fuel Injector Parts
Plymouth Fuel Injectors

Pontiac Fuel Injectors
Pontiac Fuel Injector Parts, Including New & Re-manufactured Fuel Injectors, Regulators and Injector Kits
Porsche Injector Parts
Renault
Saab Fuel Injectors

Dirty fuel injectors can cause a miss at idle, low gas mileage, gassy smell when stopped, hard starting and surging. You can rely on Mike's fuel injectors to give you the best engine performance.

The following list are some of the bad fuel injector symptoms you might have.

Rough idle – this is the most common cause of a bad fuel injector. One or more clogged fuel injectors will create an unbalanced situation resulting in a shaky or rough idle.
Fuel Mileage – if you notice a drop in fuel mileage, you may have dirty or clogged fuel injectors.
Lack of Power – dirty fuel injectors cause a restriction of how much fuel flows to the cylinders.
Engine knock, or pinging – dirty fuel injectors restrict the amount of fuel going to the cylinders causing a lean condition. A lean condition can result in pinging or rough idle. This is very hard on the engine causing pre-mature wear.
Check engine light is on – clogged clogged fuel injector(s) can produce a misfire code, or lean code. An OBD testing is best for finding a bad code.

Fuel Injector Troubleshooting