Replacement fuel injectors

[FlashHole]

Some of you may remember this thread. Original Tread

I think I have narrowed down my last remaining problem(and more than likely the original problem), to a bad fuel injector(s). Is there a decent budget replacement, or is this one of those OEM or nothing type parts? Or, should I just try to clean them first? Not really sure if they wear out slowly, or if they just quit working.

Also, I'm thinking that I may just replace the fuel pump while I'm at it. Same question applies.


ETA....It's a 2004 GTX 185

 

[skiasylum]

 

[FlashHole]

I have a cleaner like that on order. Should be here today. I thought I might just replace them if it was cheap enough, but OEM is definitely not cheap and I haven't been able to find any information on decent aftermarket injectors.

 

[skiasylum]

Pretty sure they don’t wear out, especially with the amount of hours on a jet ski. They either spray or they don’t. Your kit will tell you that. A cleaned OEM injector is going to better than a new aftermarket.

 

[burtshaver2021]

The injectors in that video look near identical the injectors in my 2005 skidoo 600 SDI. I had made my own set up for cleaning using a 12 volt battery, a valve stem and the can of carburetor cleaner. After cleaning them the snowmobile still didn’t work properly, I had to have them cleaned professionally which fixed my issues. Also note that if they are the same which I believe they are, there is a filter basket inside them that can be replaced. When I was cleaning, I ran the fluid backwards through the injector as well to clean any possible debris out of the filter baskets. Use a little lube on the prong I je toes when re installing