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Pontiac Firebird Sequential Multiport Fuel Injector Kit
Part Number: 12482704$190.49 MSRP: $346.34You Save: $155.85 (45%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Firebird Multiport Fuel Injector Assembly
Part Number: 19244618$89.75 MSRP: $169.35You Save: $79.60 (47%)Ships in 1 Business Day
Pontiac Firebird Multiport Fuel Injector Assembly
Part Number: 19244619$58.28 MSRP: $187.54You Save: $129.26 (69%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Firebird Fuel Injector Package
Part Number: 17111661$47.58 MSRP: $144.25You Save: $96.67 (68%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Pontiac Firebird Multiport Fuel Injector Assembly
Part Number: 19244617$134.19 MSRP: $251.48You Save: $117.29 (47%)
Pontiac Firebird Throttle Body Fuel Injector Assembly
Part Number: 19110537$158.33 MSRP: $285.28You Save: $126.95 (45%)Ships in 1-3 Business DaysPontiac Firebird Multiport Fuel Injector
Part Number: 17120601$57.72 MSRP: $185.74You Save: $128.02 (69%)
Pontiac Firebird Fuel Injector
Fuel Injector in Pontiac Firebird cars is as important as it is responsible for spraying fuel directly into the engine cylinder so as to create an air-fuel mixture which would help the fuel burn efficiently. This one is managed by the Engine Control Module and works by spraying fuel depending of the necessities of the engine, for performance and fuel efficiency. Several Fuel Injectors have been used in different models of Pontiac Firebird with the most common "Direct Injection" and "Indirect Injection". Direct injection involves squirting of fuel directly into the cylinder while the indirect injections involve spraying of fuel and air into the cylinder. The developments made in Fuel Injector technology have played a major role in increasing efficiency and decreasing exhaust fumes as compared to earlier carburetor models. Some repairs which may affect the performance of Pontiac Firebird are related to the Fuel Injectors, they require constant check up and replacement once they develop faults.
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Pontiac Firebird Fuel Injector Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How do you replace the Fuel Injector,Fuel Pressure Regulator,Fuel Rail,Throttle Body and Throttle Position Sensor on Pontiac Firebird?A: To replace the throttle body, remove the negative battery terminal, still to countermeasure the anti theft on models with Delco Loe II audio. Remove the cooling system, next remove the air intake duct where the MAF spring clips and throttle body hose are connected. Remove the accelerator cable from the throttle lever and take away the cable housing retainers. Loosen the IAC valve and TPS electrical connectors: Disconnect the PCV hose from the throttle body. Untighten and remove the coolant hoses on the throttle body with expectation for drooling of the coolant. Remove the vacuum hoses with marks and remove the breather hose if, it is available. Take out the bolts that were securing the throttle body, and pull out the throttle body, make sure you clean the old gasket off then, put in the new throttle body with a new gasket, and tighten up the bolts to the right torque. The rest steps are the reverse of the above steps of removal. As for the IAC valve replacement, the procedure remains the same with the addition of the fact that on the 3.1L V6 vehicles, the valve is held in place by two screws. Before installing you are supposed to adjust the valve pintle. For the TPS replacement, make sure that throttle actuator lever is properly aligned, fit retainers & screws loosely, and splice jumper wires to set the TPS voltage 0.54v - 0.5v. Once the TPS screws were tightened, reconnect the wiring harness and finally install the MAF sensor assembly. You need to start the engine for the IAC valve to self correct the problem it is experiencing. When performing fuel rail and injector service, remove the negative battery cable, and unbolt the air intake duct, vacuum lines, throttle cable bracket. Bolts for EGR Pipe should be taken off and THB as well as plenum bolts has to be removed On 2.8L models the cold start valve line fitting has to be disconnected. Pull the fuel lines out of the turbine end and put some labels on the connectors before disconnecting the injector lines. Loosen the fuel rail and injectors and put the part apart in order to have a look at and change the damaged O-rings if there is any. Replace the new O-rings, put some lubrication on the O-rings and place the injectors and fuel rail back in place making sure that they are well fixed. For current V8 engines, some abs line will have to be detached, the MAT sensor will also have to be unplugged The intake runner assemblies and the fuel injectors will also require some bolts to be removed. Check and replace extortion screws O-rings as necessary; should grease the same and finally assemble the parts. Fuel pressure regulator on V8 models is not a rebuildable item; if faulty, it can only be replaced. Unscrews and retainers of the required fuel rail assemblies and the regulator should be removed to have an access for inspecting the O-rings that need to be replaced if they are worn out and then putting back the fuel rail assemblies and other components and locking the screws in place.
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