I see clearly now. Every one looks like an alien now. Even my wife and kids.

Absolutely!

i tried this and it destroy my filter screen ... my filter screen was aready degraded and didn't know i had to remove it before doing this ..

@@bcbjbggjh9102 the damage caused by using this technique, im pretty sure, is inevitable. Thus you would need replacement filter(s)

Thanks for watching!

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Thank you!

Glad I could help!

That could easily be done by installing a button on the positive line.

Oh no.... 😂

Thank you! I really appreciate that 😁👍

I get what you're saying and you have a valid point. While the process of using this kit to clean injectors is going to be the same for just about every gasoline fuel injector (besides direct injection), the process of removing and reinstalling the injectors is going to be different for every type of engine out there. As part of the long process of planning, filming and editing videos for upload, I have to decide what information is going to benefit the most viewers. Including the process of removing the injectors on the vehicle in this video which represents less than 1% of the vehicles on the road today would likely be skipped over by most viewers, which harms the video's watch percentage metrics and leads to the more valuable pertinent and helpful information being able to reach less viewers because the algorithm will cut back on recommending the video. It could even cause confusion for a viewer when they realize that removing the injectors on their vehicle is a completely different process than I showed them with my vehicle. I apologize for the long winded response, but it's quite a balancing act for creators to produce content that is helpful and informative to the most viewers, while still being able to survive against an algorithm who's sole purpose is to show the viewer's content that it thinks will keep them on KZfaq the longest so it can generate the most add revenue, which smaller creators like me see none of. Thanks for stopping by the channel, if you're looking for a source of very detailed instructions for your particular vehicle, one of the best things I can recommend is picking up a repair manual by Chilton or Hayne's. They run about 25 bucks but are incredibly useful and show a great deal of detail, such as step by step instructions.

Always and forever

Thanks for sharing that info and the kind words. I wonder why Toyota would advise against using oil. My GM service manual says "Lightly lubricate fuel injector 0-rings using clean engine oil."

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist BTW, the caps on 'never' were Toyota's, not mine.

It's all good! I figured that was the case.

@@HardRockCrusher What year and Toyota and is that? Lexus says use like a dielectric lubricant on certain things such as coil boots, and injectors.

@@MRMAN-wb1tv what about hondas, anybody ?

What's your interval with the berryman ?

@@michesbianan About every fill up (although I use techron and other brands occasionally).

I didn't remove anything from the injector, just did them as they came off the car. I did back flush mine for a brief moment as I had trouble getting the filter screens out and this was the only way I could think of to clean them out. I haven't noticed any I'll effects and the injectors still sealed fine when pressurized and not activated. That being said, I don't know all there is to know about injectors and there may be risks I'm not aware of in back flushing but that was my experience trying it.

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist thanks. So you tried to back flush them but you couldn't because of the filter screen?

@@carlosamorin7989 no, I was able to with the screens in just fine.

lol

​@@nevadaboy9769@ 3:10

I don't think it'd work for direct injection style injectors. Port injectors like the ones in this video operate around 40 psi or so. But direct injectors operate at much higher pressure from what I understand. Like a couple thousand psi. For direct injection I'd just feed the car a steady diet of top tier fuel to keep things clean and maybe run injector cleaner through the tank occasionally if it's recommended in the owner's manual.

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist thanks. I’ll try tomorrow and let u know

It couldn't hurt, but It's not something I was very concerned about. The cleaner evaporates very quickly and shouldn't do any harm to an engine even if there was some residual cleaner left in the injectors.

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist what about pushing can of air through it after

@@Evoxyoutube sounds like that would do a fine job of clearing the cleaner out of the injectors.

Not a problem at all in any circumstance

That's why you check for those leaks and fix them.

I haven't tried it myself, but I would think it should work.

I used a milwauke M12 battery, works fine. You could even use a 9v Duracell

@@eddiefromcali I did it off my iPhone

........happened to me.............I was cock-eyed for 6 months......sucks donuts.....

or a 2s lipo

Here's a listing. ALLOSUN Universal Auto Car Fuel Injector Nozzle Flush Cleaner Adapter DIY Cleaning Tool Kit Set (Nozzle Adapter) www.amazon.com/dp/B07VWVJZVR/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_HC407PSRDH3MWFMEVDY6

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist wow thanks apparently I didn't look hard enough for 1hr30mins lol thank you.

@@dakotak8437 lol, glad to help 😁👍 I knew I'd seen it as an option on one of the kit listings when I was shopping for mine. I started to think maybe they'd taken it down, but I finally found it.

@@TheBudgetMindedMotorist wish they came with the injector tester gaget that I had gotten

You're welcome 😁👍

.........you rode the short bus in life, yes ??