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Do Injectors yourself.
I highly recommend doing injectors yourself. I just replaced #2 and 4 in bout three hours and never did it ever before or worked on a diesel really. I would never pay ford for what they want to do it. If you have any mechanical common sense you can do it and I did the hard side.
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I agree completely.
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hmm good to know that its not that bad
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Its not bad really ive done it alot. Sometimes it can be a pain in the rear though. You just have to be careful not to break the o-rings on the injector you wont know till you fire it up then you end up going after a problem all over again.
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Ive done harder things on a snowmobile or boat then doing injectors. Take your time and you can do it. Mine started right up after ward to. Put some oil on top of the injectors before putting the oil rail on then filled the oil rail up with some oil and put the oil line back on it put it back together. Cranked on it for probly ten seconds then put the pedal to the floor and she fired right up.
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