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oOaccentOo 12-28-2008 11:39 AM
need some advice
 
i have a 1.5 sohc 2000 accent and need to get new fuel injectors for it. My question for you guys:

is there any certain fuel injectors that are better than the others? and where would the best place be to get them? are there any websites out there that can help me???


thanks guys

ken99 12-28-2008 12:01 PM
RE: need some advice
 
is there any certain fuel injectors that are better than the others?
I would stick to an OEM grade replacement part. Most any national auto parts store can supply you with an OEM injector or you buy one from a Hyundai dealership to make sure you get the right part. I always assume parts from the dealership will be much more expensive, but sometimes mine shocks me by being more competative.

and where would the best place be to get them? are there any websites out there that can help me???
I've had good experience with NAPA, which stocks a replacement (part #CRB218779) for $77.

[IMG]local://upfiles/4972/A791ABCBF0994098AC346E0E71400635.jpg[/IMG]

Autozone, O'Reillys, Autopartswarehouse, etc, all have web sites you can shop. Do a generic search for "new auto parts" with Goggle and you will be quickly saturated with options.

oOaccentOo 12-28-2008 01:44 PM
RE: need some advice
 
sweet thanks for the info...i have a buddy in my jeep club that works at napa...thanks again man!
ORIGINAL: ken99

is there any certain fuel injectors that are better than the others?
I would stick to an OEM grade replacement part. Most any national auto parts store can supply you with an OEM injector or you buy one from a Hyundai dealership to make sure you get the right part. I always assume parts from the dealership will be much more expensive, but sometimes mine shocks me by being more competative.

and where would the best place be to get them? are there any websites out there that can help me???
I've had good experience with NAPA, which stocks a replacement (part #CRB218779) for $77.

[IMG]local://upfiles/4972/A791ABCBF0994098AC346E0E71400635.jpg[/IMG]

Autozone, O'Reillys, Autopartswarehouse, etc, all have web sites you can shop. Do a generic search for "new auto parts" with Goggle and you will be quickly saturated with options.


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