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if anyone's used an injector cleaning service in sydney please let me know who/where and how much you paid approx. I need someone who can take the injectors out of the engine so preferrably someone who knows RB25s and won't take 4 hours to just remove them .. Then I need them cleaned/flowtested and chucked back in Cheers

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ok Ive booked in this guy for thursday ($330 with him taking the injectors out and putting back in) will let you know how it goes..

M R J Mobile Injectors (Sydneywide)0407 664 531Send this listing to your mobileMobile Service

Carlingford NSW 2118

will do ... probably take a couple of weeks as I don't drive much so won't know if/how much it affects fuel economy etc. Besides my car's been running unusually well (heaps more responsive down low) ever since I changed my radiator and fan clutch recently so I dunno if I'll be able to tell the difference even if there is any in terms of response.

Speaking of which, I'm not sure if it's the new rad and/or fan clutch that are making my car run so much better or the fact that one of the mechanics at some point forgot to put 2 of those rocker dust cover bolts back in near the firewall and I've had a shitload of coolant leak in there all over my coilpacks/sparkplugs during bleeding. I'm sure it's dried off since but yeah that's when it started running so much better...at first it was rough and lumpy, then a while later ..like a new car, weird huh.

hey Dave, I assume you mean thermostat? Got a new Nissan OEM one which opens at 82C (bit higher than R33s etc but normal for R34 GTTs)

had to cancel on the injector thing ..been feeling sick as last few days, some food poisoning or stomach bug..Will reschedule asap though.

I had one of mine cleaned and one replaced, cost me 650$ all up, that was from local place and the guy wasnt 100% sure what was wrong so spent some time screwing around.

Hope that helps.

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