1976Mustang

I wouldn't even think of using 2-stroke mix unless my life depended on it. Fowled plugs, clogged injectors and pump, etc. Got any neighbors with a 1 gallon jerry can?

1976Mustang

I did spray them down with brake cleaner, and yeah i got them from 2 different '94 Neons. Lubed the O-rings with petroleum jelly Then ran MMO through the fuel system for 2 tanks.

straightsixjeep

In another thread about the 703's the guy replaced the 2 o-rings per injector, the filter, and the pintle cap so I might if I find some injectors. Does it just have to be 94/95-1999 neons or will even 2000+ second gen neons work? Lastly, do you know they are the 703s when they have the correct rectangular plug?

1976Mustang

Only the 94/95 has the 703 injector, after that they use a different plug. There's a part number on the side of the injectors, the "703" comes from the last 3 digits of that number.

It's recommended to replace all those parts, but i didn't and it worked out fine for me. Limits the risk of leaks and clogs in the injectors, but since the donor cars i took them from both has less than 100k miles i didn't bother.

straightsixjeep

Thanks man added to the list of parts to snag next time at the JY.

1976Mustang

No problem :P

Now I'm off to the airport for the 17-20 hour international flight home.

straightsixjeep

Have a safe flight bud.

1976Mustang

Yay the airport has free wifi. Thanks :-)

overkillstinger

any one know what the charcoal can does??

is it needed?

odgreen

It's part of your emissions. So it's illegal to remove it. So then it's also against the rules to talk about removing it.

dukie564

It's part of the emissions system that holds the excess fuel vapors from the engine. Yes it's required - removal will throw a CEL code and make everything run like poop. Oh and it's illegal to remove it.

overkillstinger

so i should probably put it back together then....i kinda used the lines from it to put a valve cover to air box vacuum line...i hated the little filter spraying oil all over the place...

NewKindOfClown

Understandable. But bear in mind the rules here, and don't talk about it unless you're fixing it. That's the biggest rule here: don't talk about removing or bypassing emissions equipment.

overkillstinger

youd be amazed at what i just did with a piece of a water hose....haha emissions equipment...back in tact

overkillstinger

anyone ever remove the rear sway bar and daily drive their xj? just wandering what it does for ride quality...