Replacing Fuel Injectors (Hyundai Trajet)

Here is a 2000 manufactured vehicle that has lousy fuel economy. Changing the injectors will help improve this issue.

Step 1: Removing the Fuel Rail and Oem Injectors.

The fuel rail is held by two 12mm bolts. The vacuum line to the fuel pressure regulator and the connectors to the injectors needs to be disconnected.

There is no need to remove the fuel lines. The entire rail with injectors can easily be lifted out for access to the injectors. Each injector has a metal clip that can be pried out once the entire rail is removed.

Step 2: Comparing the Old and New.

Besides the difference in color, they are identical.

Step 3: Installing and Completion.

I carefully installed each injector and reinstated the fuel rail.

I had crank the engine 3 times before it fired up properly.

Comments

[charleyrocknroll]

So, just so I know what I am looking at, you were replacing the injectors because of bad fuel mileage? The bad fuel mileage was caused by old injectors, or the new injectors you installed were a modified version to get better fuel mileage? My 2005, G2500 Express cargo van, with a 4.8L engine (115,000 miles) gets 12 and 15 miles per gallon. I live a long drive to anywhere, and would love to increase fuel mileage.

[Scottshilux]

Can i be the first to say well done mate u did a great job now we can all do that job you must be proud of yor work

[Mjtrinihobby]

Hi thanks!