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Hey guys, I'm in the market for a pair RB20DET injectors for my R32 GTS-t as one of them has started leaking & another needs to be replaced.

*i know this is the wrong section - but i need them asap - so i'll try here before i put the ad up on the WTB section*

I wan't to get this done as soon as possible, as this is my daily drive.

From what i have read, the one's needed are: Standard injectors are red, they are a JECS injector and

the number on the side is A46-000001 & are a 270cc high impedance type.

If anyone has any, brand new or second hand (good wokring order), please let me know ASAP - I can come and pick them up.

Cheers,

Steve. :(

BTW - here is a picture of the leak:

are you sure the o-ring hasn't just broken? I had that happen and at idle i would get a very small spray/leak....which created a puddle on the garage floor after a minute of idling :)

My leak hasn't gotten that extreme....Could be that i suppose, but i also got told that my injector is unserviceable - so i'd personally rather get a good working order second hand unit (which wasn't that expensive) than trying to service my injectors.

I'll get back to you guys when i get the old ones taken out :rofl:

Cheers,

Steve.

if your mechanic suggested to replace the injector without first diagnosing if it is infact the problem then i would be going elsewhere :)

what i did was take it to my mechanic, he then pulled out the injector, found the broken o-ring, looked at the injector (a nismo 555cc one in this case), replaced the o-ring, and pressure tested the fuel system to (i think) twice the required working pressure and all was sweet.

IMO, buying a second hand injector is cheap, but no point if the problem isn't identified with certainty.....

Fair point. Was no mechanic, just some responses to my photos - it looks as though the body o-ring between the plastic top and metal body has melted or something and got unstuck, if that makes sense? - i dont think that can be replaced? I've had a fuel flow and pressure test done recently which all came out OK. I'll get to the bottom of it.

Thanks for your replies :)

BTW, have you got any photos of the injector before it got repaired?

Cheers,

Steve.

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