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  • Is this actual like full engine load injector flow? Or does this exceed typical full engine load flow that you would see in real life..... becuase I gotta say, even for full load, whatever vehicle those injectors go in, it eats up some serious gas!!!!

  • @SaGalv This is a 'static flow' test, which gives you the maximum flow rate of the injectors. In practice, injectors are never 'fully open' (instead they are pulsed) and are rarely used beyond 85% of their static flow - a figure we refer to as the 'duty cycle'. Thanks for your interest.

  • @su79nioj Ah, I see. Yes I knew that fuel injectors are pulsed from the ECU, this is how injectors control fuel flow since injectors only have 2 settings, open and closed. I didn't realize this device held them open though. I think some fuel injector cleaners do pulse the injectors. Ethier way, this really shows, even at 85% duty cycle, punching your gas pedal uses quite a bit of fuel

  • You will need a surficant type solvent mixed with distilled water.

  • When you clean a set of injectors how do you dry them before putting them on the fuel rail again? If the liquid for testing stay in injector there could be negine malfuncioning..

  • The injectors are shaked dry of solvent, which naturally evaporates and provides a protection for the internal parts. Any few drops left in the injectors are safely passed though the engine.

  • Hi, I would like to know what kind of liquid you use for injection testing on your video?

  • Non-flamable coloured solvent (non n-heptane).

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