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Monstar

By Monstar,
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yes you can clean injectors. you need to take them out and have them cleaned. cleaning will be around $150 but the labor to remove and refit them will be around $300 if you can not do it yourself.

talk to your mechanic

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I got my injectors cleaned etc the other day. Was by Mobile Injector Cleaners from South Brisbane (I'm in North Gold Coast).

I took them out myself. Then a guy came to my door and cleaned them in his van in the driveway. All up cost $160-180 (cant remember exactly). Much better than the $340 I was quoted from Gavin Woods.

They now work great!!!!

Have a look around your area - through the yellowpages/ask mechanics/mates - find out who cleans 'em.

Then take em out yourself and save a bucketload of money!

Hope that helps

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