How to Clean Fuel Injectors?

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Shelly
07/29/25 4:16pm
Methods for cleaning fuel injectors are as follows: 1. Hang the cleaning device on the front hood of the car, locate the engine's fuel supply and return lines, disconnect them from the engine connection points, and use appropriate adapters to plug the return line with a stopper. 2. Disconnect the fuel supply line from the engine connection point, select the appropriate adapter, and connect the fuel supply line to the outlet pipe of the cleaning device. 3. Open the fuel tank cap, remove the fuel pump fuse to stop the fuel pump from operating. 4. After cleaning, ensure the work area is tidied up, wipe away any residual liquid, organize the cleaning device, and the fuel injector cleaning process is complete.
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