Tony89GTA

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I bought some used Delphi 30 Ibs injectors and I can't seem to find what fuel pressure they use to rate them so I can set my injector constant on my chip. Do they go buy the Ford rating or GM?

razor

....delphi has a few different ratings depending on the injector itself. If you are burning your own chips you can just start with a constant of 30 and just go off readings from the ECM to set the constant and injector offset corectly. What I would do is post the injector part# and see if someone can't help you out. 30# is too vauge as it could be as low as 36 psi or as high as 58 psi.

Tony89GTA

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These are the numbers 2110 25324366.

razor

...hey Tony tell me more about the injectors. From the part# you have given me it is the multec1 design and the part number is an OEM numberr not a delphi number. The Delphi number is 17113812. It is rated at 30lbs/hr at 43.5 psi with 12 ohms resistance. It also shows it as a saturated driver type injector which I think is bad. Maybe someone else can add some more insight but it sounds like you have an old set of 30lb mutlec injectors that tend to degredate and eventually short out due to the fact they are driver saturated.

88blackgta

Razor....where did you find that information?? Can you post a link to it? I've been looking for some info on a set of Rochester Multec injectors and can't find anything. Thanks.

razor

http://www.caspeed.com/multec-injectors.html
....hope this helps, there is a lot more info out there. Keep in mind the conversion from KPA to PSI is 0.145

88blackgta

Thanks Razor....that's exactly what I was looking for. The injector number I was looking for was listed.

300KPA = 43.5psi so that works for my application.

The info is much appreciated.

Tony89GTA

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Thanks for the link Razor. I'll have to talk to the guy a little more and find out whats the story but at least there 30Ib/hr and better then the original multec's that came with the car.