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Old 02-01-2010, 11:31 PM
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Woah. This thread should be titled, "Do not read this thread if your IQ is less than 130". I have read every post and this is well above my competence. It appears that there are many like me who can't afford to get confused with all of the particulars and are just looking for the injector part numbers and the vehicles they came from to pull at a junk yard. Would it be possible for the authorities of this matter (COAS, and the others...you know who you are) to put together some sort of spreadsheet or something to post in the "technical/write-up" section so we all have a resource to reference? I know that makes a lot of work for people, but think of the greater good.

On a selfish level...which injectors work in a 96 HO and what can I pull them out of? Yes. I did read the entire thread. I'm just retarded.

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Originally Posted by smtippin
Woah. This thread should be titled, "Do not read this thread if your IQ is less than 130". I have read every post and this is well above my competence. It appears that there are many like me who can't afford to get confused with all of the particulars and are just looking for the injector part numbers and the vehicles they came from to pull at a junk yard. Would it be possible for the authorities of this matter (COAS, and the others...you know who you are) to put together some sort of spreadsheet or something to post in the "technical/write-up" section so we all have a resource to reference? I know that makes a lot of work for people, but think of the greater good.

On a selfish level...which injectors work in a 96 HO and what can I pull them out of? Yes. I did read the entire thread. I'm just retarded.

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Neon 2.4L 95-96 have 238cc injectors in it, 0280155703

THOSE are the injectors you want
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Originally Posted by smtippin
Woah. This thread should be titled, "Do not read this thread if your IQ is less than 130". I have read every post and this is well above my competence. It appears that there are many like me who can't afford to get confused with all of the particulars and are just looking for the injector part numbers and the vehicles they came from to pull at a junk yard. Would it be possible for the authorities of this matter (COAS, and the others...you know who you are) to put together some sort of spreadsheet or something to post in the "technical/write-up" section so we all have a resource to reference? I know that makes a lot of work for people, but think of the greater good.

On a selfish level...which injectors work in a 96 HO and what can I pull them out of? Yes. I did read the entire thread. I'm just retarded.

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lmfao...
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Originally Posted by ZachsXJ
Neon 2.4L 95-96 have 238cc injectors in it, 0280155703

THOSE are the injectors you want
what he said... but look at all 2.4 crysler cars around that year... plymouths also... breeze has them... others will fit and work but youll notice the most out of the ones mentioned above...
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Originally Posted by coas
Same as in OBDI, Neon injectors, 0280155703 , or one of the 210cc injectors with the high pressure regulator. In Renix you'll probably need changing fuel rail in order to use the high pressure regulator.

0280155703 Neon injectors and no other changes.
0280155710/700/746 and high pressure reg.+fuel rail.

The first, Neon injectors, will cost less.
The later will get better results but will cost more.
I think this post pretty much sums up what injectors are needed for renix to 96...and 96+
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thats funny i thought i was the only retarded one.. i have been following this from the beginning and i am not sure either..... so my xj is a 95 i have replaced the intake with a 99.. headers and exhaust are done too. and was gonna do the throttle body but have not as of yet.. if i read this correctly the neons are the way to go for mine as well ?
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Originally Posted by gasman
thats funny i thought i was the only retarded one.. i have been following this from the beginning and i am not sure either..... so my xj is a 95 i have replaced the intake with a 99.. headers and exhaust are done too. and was gonna do the throttle body but have not as of yet.. if i read this correctly the neons are the way to go for mine as well ?
yes... u have the same stuff you do on a 96 motor... but i got ford injectors (only cause they were free from a buddy hehehe... if i paid for them i would buy neons... or one of these new ones just discussed with the higher fuel regulator)... the butterfly on my TB is the same width as my TB intake hole... so "boring" it out doesnt make any sense to me... lol
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Originally Posted by gasman
thats funny i thought i was the only retarded one.. i have been following this from the beginning and i am not sure either..... so my xj is a 95 i have replaced the intake with a 99.. headers and exhaust are done too. and was gonna do the throttle body but have not as of yet.. if i read this correctly the neons are the way to go for mine as well ?
from what i gathered...
pre 96 should use the neon injectors they will maintain the correct A/F ratio when used with a High pressure FPR.

However the Ford 19lb injectors work best on a pre 96 along with a High pressure FPR.

And since 96 Switched to OBD2 the fuel pressure went to 49PSI all time (from 39) so the Ford 19lb Injectors will work Fine by them selfs because the regulator is built into the pump.......

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Originally Posted by 98 JeepJeep
from what i gathered...
pre 96 should use the neon injectors they will maintain the correct A/F ratio when used with a High pressure FPR.

However the Ford 19lb injectors work best on a pre 96 along with a High pressure FPR.

And since 96 Switched to OBD2 the fuel pressure went to 49PSI all time (from 39) so the Ford 19lb Injectors will work Fine by them selfs because the regulator is built into the pump.......
ive got a 89 tank and fuel pump... so i have the rail with the pressure regulator on it... my jeeps like frankenstein...
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Originally Posted by huntingman2706217
ive got a 89 tank and fuel pump... so i have the rail with the pressure regulator on it... my jeeps like frankenstein...
than you should be running the HP FRP.....
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yep... gotta get one... on my list... gonna run it with the ford injectors first... then probly sell them off and go get these neons on the JY... i know right where they are
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so my 98 will not lile the yellow top fords i just aquired? they came out of a 97 grand marquis....
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so my 98 will not lile the yellow top fords i just aquired? they came out of a 97 grand marquis....
yes they will absolutly work 100%.....put them in.
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Originally Posted by 98 JeepJeep
yes they will absolutly work 100%.....put them in.
working on it! but the trailer needs brakes before my running truck needs injectors...
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Maybe this will help


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