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    injector help

    hey i have an h22 motor that may need new injectors....i dont want bigger injectors as i dont have an after market ecu that can be tuned to accomodate such..but rather i want to have stock or slightly larger injectors that can be used in accordance with my stock ecu.....
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    #2
    ok..so whats your question? just use the h22 injectors. and when you said stock ecu i really hope you didnt mean stock f22 ecu.

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      #3
      sorry if i didnt come across clear...i have a complete engine swap ecu included (p13).....what i am really trying to get at is, can i use a bigger injector with the stock ecu (p13) and not have problems or am i just better off with stock injectors

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        #4
        stock
        1993 CB7
        2001 BB6

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          #5
          thanks for the help...

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            #6
            no prob...are you sure you need new injectors? how many miles on the h deuce and have you run injector cleaner?
            1993 CB7
            2001 BB6

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              #7
              i am not sure i need them i am going through the elimination process....all of a sudden the car started running like complete shit..like its starving for gas...the engine has no more than 36000 on it when i bought it...since then i have rebuild it changed all seals and gaskets....but i cant seem to figure out why its running like that.....(fuel pump, and filter are good)...gonna swap the injectors to see if that is the problem....all else i will check the head.......
              what u think?

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                #8
                I doubt the injectors are the problem.....
                1992 Accord LX - SOLD

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                  #9
                  stock injectors are good for a lot longer than ~40,000 miles...but taking them out and checking them for buildup and crap wouldnt hurt...let us know... are you using the stock fuel pump?
                  1993 CB7
                  2001 BB6

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                    #10
                    mine looked and my engine performed fine (stock f22a4, getting almost 28mpg) but when the results came back from the cleaning...they were only mediocre in flow test.
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by strongpants
                      i am not sure i need them i am going through the elimination process....all of a sudden the car started running like complete shit..like its starving for gas...the engine has no more than 36000 on it when i bought it...since then i have rebuild it changed all seals and gaskets....but i cant seem to figure out why its running like that.....(fuel pump, and filter are good)...gonna swap the injectors to see if that is the problem....all else i will check the head.......
                      what u think?
                      don't just throw parts at it and hope it fixes it. that can be expensive.

                      get a haynes manual and go to the troubleshooting section.

                      but, sense you have a swap, it's probably a wiring problem....check your grounds, one may have poped off. later.
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                        #12
                        problem solved guys it was the injectors.....all is well my motor is back to full strength

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