snflupigus

INJECTOR #'s
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17068993 - 85-86 2.5L
17078258 - na
17078273 - na
17078827 - 84 Corvette
17078846 - 84 Corvette
17078885 - na
17079012 - 82-84 4.1L Cadillac D body
17111276 - 84-87 4.1L Cadillac
17111784 - 454!!
17112400 - 89-93 GM 305
17112412 - 90-93 Buick Chevy Engine?
17112493 - 350 1ton and 1/2 ton truck
17112503 - na
17112521 - 88 pu, 4.3L v6
17112560 - na
17113080 - na
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17067974,
17078250,
17111501,
17111157 -- 2bbl complete injector pods
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17111874,
17112399,
17112907,
17113068,
17113079 -- 2bb injector pod top w/regulator
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17112296 -- tbi body only
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17088062,
17091037,
17091078,
17093045,
17093185,
17093190,
17113021 -- tbi unit
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Theses are all of each item in the 1997 AC delco emissions and fuel injection component catalog. The catalog is up to date for our cars, but has been updated and rereleased and is now about 5 times as thick due to all the new cars with more and more emissions and fuel injection equiptment

These are all of the oem numbers, there reman numbers too. You can assume the flow ratings of most of them, i did only find one injector number that is for the 454's another of the "na" numbers could also be 454. if anybody can find the time to research these na #'s please do so and get back to me.

If anybody has one of the na numbers on their injectors and knows what it came off of or has it on their car at this time, please post a reply accordingly. Thanks.

Also if you have an injector that has a number other than this, and you know it was an oem injector, please reply.
Or if you have a reman number and are positive of its application and/or flowrating please post a reply.




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snflupigus

what nobody cares????

rsilver

Right on!!! I almost skipped over this. I knew you were working on it. I gotta spend some time looking at it and checking numbers.
thanks for all the work..........bob

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91 camaro RS L03 convert,
t-5, ultimate TBI mods,TBI spacer,SLP 1 5/8 headers,
3"cat back, 3.42 torsen posi,alston SFC's,Global West LCA relocation brackets

NotDadsW41

Snflupigus,

These are great pieces of info. But how do I identify the injectors that I have sitting in my hand? They are orange tipped. Which should indicate 350 p/u. Yet my 89 9C1 Caprice with L05 has orange tipped injectors too. According to the charts I've seen these should be yellow/brown? Were there different injectors for the L05 Caprices in the later years, 91-93?

The injectors I have also have the following #s in them GM 5235206*RPD and 9180 GM.

I'm just finishing up doing the ultimate TBI modes for my 89 9C1. I was going to swap injectors and use what's there but if they are the same there's no point. I might as well go looking for some bigger ones.

Thanks in advance for any advice you can give.

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snflupigus

These injectors are rated at the pressure used by the factory, about 13 PSI
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<table border=1>
<tr>
<td>Color code</td>
<td>Application</td>
<td>Flow rate</td>
<td>Part #</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Black/White</td>
<td>1-3/8" bore 2bbl, from 2.8l truck</td>
<td>???</td>
<td>GM 5235430 *RPD</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Yellow/Blue</td>
<td>4.3L</td>
<td>???</td>
<td>GM 5235203 *RPD</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Green/White</td>
<td>5.0L</td>
<td>40 lb/hr</td>
<td>GM 5235279 *RPD</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Orange/Black</td>
<td>5.7L pickup</td>
<td>55 lb/hr </td>
<td>GM 5235206 *RPD</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Yellow/Brown</td>
<td>5.7L Cop Car</td>
<td>65 lb/hr</td>
<td>???</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Blue/Black</td>
<td>Late big block pickup</td>
<td>80 lb/hr</td>
<td>GM 1708430 *RPD</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>Dark Red/Dark Blue</td>
<td>big block pickup</td>
<td>90 lb/hr</td>
<td>GM 5235231 *RPD</td>
</tr>
</table>
<hr>

There, thats from here.

http://www.diy-efi.org/gmecm/compone...injectors.html

Plus there is another post here if you search for injector chart. It has another table on it and should tell you anything else if you still have ?'s We will get this into the tech section when i think its fairly complete. Just a little more time i think.

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NotDadsW41

Thanks for that link! From the picture there things are much clearer now. I thought the talk about colors was the color of the plastic around where the wires hook to the injector. I didn't understand that the color was painted on the injectors. Time to go take a second look at the 9C1 now.

Thanks again!!!!!

NotDadsW41

OK I finally got to look at the 9c1 today. Based on the numbers stamped into the top of the injectors I have 350 truck injectors in my 89 L05 9c1. However, they are different from the 350 truck injectors that I have sitting on the bench. There is a 2nd set of numbers stamped into them. The ones on the bench read 9180GM while the ones in the 9C1 read 3169GM. Is there any significance to the different numbers????

snflupigus

there are many different numbers with the same flow ratings. Because the numbers are specific to the make/model/year. while the flow ratings... well, only we care. dealers only know make/model/year. same flowing injector on two apps = same flow rate. i dont know, i really wish i knew how to get a hold of somebody at delco to talk to them about this.

NotDadsW41

snflupigus,

I thought this would be the case. But I decided to ask the question anyway. Thanks!

Lionsden

This is from the crossfire forum.

You can identify the injectors you have from the numbers stamped on them

There is a partnumber and a date stamped on the top of the injector.

Partnumber format: GM523xxxx*RPD, where RPD = Rochester Products Devision, xxxx is dependant of injector size and application




- Date format: xyyz, where x = month, yy = day, z = year (1=January, 2=Ferbruary, 3=March, 4=April, 5=Mai, 6=June, 7=July, 8=August, 9=September, O=October, N=Novermber, D=December) .

For example: 8202 = August 20th, 1982.


Below is the Crossfire injectors.
L83 350cid Injectors:
GM5233770*RPD (rear)
GM5233775*RPD (front)

LU5 305cid Injectors:
GM5234255*RPD (front)
GM5233765*RPD (rear)

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Dan

bbtaz97

iTrader: (3)

hey thanks for the info.. i was kida lookin for somethin like this . im thinkin about going to bigger injectors.

as usual your the man!!

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91 camaro RS
- 305 TBI
Mods: Performer TBI intake, 1" TBI spacer, K+N, jet fan switch ,160 thermo,Accel control module, Jet Stage 2 chip, edelbrock TES headers, Compleate 3" Flowmaster exhaust, Edelbrock springs, KYB struts and shocks, 700R4 built by TSI, SLP tq converter, b+m trans cooler, white guage faces, megashifter..
next month: spohn LCA's and panhard rod, BMR relocation brackets, 323 gear, lt1 cam , 350 heads

snflupigus

wow., really old topic brought back. good.

JRoy91RS

By the way, the pn for the Yellow Caprice cop car injectors is 17112412. I have a pair myself!

BowtieFever

So, from the specs I have 40 PPH injectors in my LO3? And going to the HOLLEY TBI bumps it up to 57 PPH injectors. Confirm this please.

Breazlan

iTrader: (1)

Clarification needed.
The chart says that the injectors are rated at a factory setting of 13 psi. I have seen on this board that the cars are set at 10 psi. Does this mean a 40 lb injector is only good for 31 lb/hr in the cars?

Breazlan

iTrader: (1)

Can anyone comment or confirm? Is 13psi what they are truly rated at? Is 10 psi the factory car setting?

RBob

iTrader: (1)

IIRC the stock factory TBI fuel pressure spec is 9 to 13 psi. If within
that range the fuel pressure is OK.

Some of the above flow ratings were done by individuals on a
flow bench.

RBob.