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I'm going to be swapping out my RB25DET injectors and I need new seals that relate to it.

I found this for 15 pounds in the UK, but they are just O rings, and no "insulators" Do I need the insulators?

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http://www.amazon.co.uk/INJECTOR-SKYLINE-RB25DET-VG30DETT-CYLINDER/dp/B00ATHG5GC

OR do I need the fat rubbers called "insulators" that come with the genuine kit?

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http://www.kudosmotorsports.com/catalog/nissan-fuel-injector-seal-kit-single-injector-genuine-nissan-200sx-s14-s15-skyline-r33-sr20-rb25-p-1181.html

It will cost about $80 just for the seals which seems excessive?

Looking to do it this weekend so time is running out to get them.

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The insulators are more like buffers, and act like a cushion between the injector and rail.

Normally the o-rings and filter would be replaced, and the buffers if money allows.

You can match them up with universal ones from places like Repco/Peps etc aslong as they fit and are approx the same dimensions.

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Unfortunately I have no reference to go on as the Injector swap will be done on the same day. All i have is the second pair of naked injectors that will be going in. Even the pintle caps are missing from them, but I will be leaving them out.

So you are saying I just walk into repco and see what fits by hand? Does anyone know the dimensions and thickness etc? Its of a R33 RB25DET, standard side fed injectors, 370cc I think.

The buffers should probably be replaced too while I'm in there IMO, but are u saying maybe I can re use the ones in there already?

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Trying to remember when i pulled my ex gf's apart cause it was leaking (to change the o-rings on 1x injector).

Looking at how the side feed works, as long as the two o-rings are replaced, I doubt you would have any dramas. I cant see where the buffer would sit?

As suggested, pm Scotty :)

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Thx. Pm'ed scotty we'll see what happens but I really am hoping to get the car running again by this weekend. The car has had a fresh fuel smell in thee engine bay sometimes since I got it so hopefully replacing everything will fix that problem too.

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