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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 08:09 PM
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Default Stock "02" injectors work in "99-01" ?

I'm trying to sell the stock injectors from my truck.
Will these work as a direct upgrade for the "99-01"?
I know the injectors in the "99" were smaller but am unsure about the injector sizes and compatability to the "99-01" years.
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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 08:18 PM
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Yes they will fit thats what I am planning on doing with the ones that are laying in mjhowards garage that I jsut pulled last night. Those retaining clips on the injectors will **** you off and tear up your fingers
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Old Dec 5, 2005 | 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Yes they will fit thats what I am planning on doing with the ones that are laying in mjhowards garage that I jsut pulled last night. Those retaining clips on the injectors will **** you off and tear up your fingers
Mine actually came off with out incidnet, first timers luck I guess. One did go flying but it was found quickly.
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Mine came with new clips but they were just PITA to get off without breaking the damn injectors at least for me but it is quite possible I was doing it the hard way since I seem to do that all the time
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00-02 they'll be a direct replacement, 99 they'll be an upgrade, which will require PCM modification since they flow 21 lb/hr while 00-02 injectors flow 24.7 lb/hr. (the necessary pcm mods are as easy as copying and pasting the necessary info from a 00 and up PCM)
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Old Dec 6, 2005 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by budhayes3
00-02 they'll be a direct replacement, 99 they'll be an upgrade, which will require PCM modification since they flow 21 lb/hr while 00-02 injectors flow 24.7 lb/hr. (the necessary pcm mods are as easy as copying and pasting the necessary info from a 00 and up PCM)
So what your saying is the "99" year is the only one with the 19.?lb injector?
Let me know I'm trying to sell mine and don't know if they are the same as his or an upgrade.
Thanks...Tim
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Originally Posted by TG02Z71
So what your saying is the "99" year is the only one with the 19.?lb injector?
Let me know I'm trying to sell mine and don't know if they are the same as his or an upgrade.
Thanks...Tim
Yep, as far as I know, that is correct. 99 is the only year with the smaller injectors. 00 and up (to 02 at least, not sure about 03 and up) are all the same (4.8, 5.3, and 6.0)
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