$1000 for new injectors?!?!?!? no way i can afford that!

[82racin]

$1000 for new injectors?!?!?!? theres no way i can afford that. looks like my truck will sitting for a long time. why the hell is everything so expensive i dont understand how people can afford to buy stuff like that.

[dhanna6powerstroke]

Originally Posted by 82racin

$1000 for new injectors?!?!?!? theres no way i can afford that. looks like my truck will sitting for a long time. why the hell is everything so expensive i dont understand how people can afford to buy stuff like that.

What's wrong with the truck?

[bigcountrysg]

Are you sure you need 8 injectors. Have you done any troubleshooting or diagnostic tests.

[kingranch89]

lol look at your rims and tires$$$$$, also your profile pic just remember you got to pay to play

[82racin]

it spits and sputters when cold and at low throttle. read numerous threads on here they all say injectors. so i checked prices online and was shocked. didnt realize they were that much.

Originally Posted by kingranch89

lol look at your rims and tires$$$$$, also your profile pic just remember you got to pay to play

BTW.... my tires were $500 used and the rims were free after i sold my old ones that came with the truck....

[bigcountrysg]

I strongly suggest you do some diagnostics. It could be a fuel supply issue, or something else.

[dhanna6powerstroke]

Originally Posted by bigcountrysg

I strongly suggest you do some diagnostics. It could be a fuel supply issue, or something else.

Highly unlikely all injectors are bad.

[82racin]

i have to take it to the dealer for a recall that was never done to it. i was going to get them to check it out while its there.

[bigcountrysg]

Don't get me wrong you could have one or two bad injectors. You could have a bad under valve cover harness.

[mgassel]

1k is not bad for injectors.

You have to think about driving a diesel that it is more expensive than a gas engine to work on.

Not trying to start trouble but if you are not willing to spend more for a diesel repairs then sell it and get a truck with a gas engine.

When I first bought my truck yeah I was supprised at how much the parts are but that is part of owning and driving a diesel.

The way I look at it having a diesel pays for itself in the mileage savings vs a truck with big V8 gas engine in it.