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Heck, if we are lucky I might find a hiccup in the road :lmao:

 

So for you it might be a good idea to follow ISX injector cleaning video about every 100k miles or so. Being a 12V is so easy you could even do it more often. The only change I know to his cleaning method I like is using carburetor dip and it all wipes off. Just make sure to take all rubber off the parts.

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So did Yabba get the DAP or did you just clean up the old ones? Think I saw a YouTube vid that Mike did that! Did you all subscribe to his channel, great 2nd gen stuff! Should be a prerequisite to our section.

Yabba, I have horses too, also a musician, cool!

Dave

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I Did go with the DAP.  Ihad seemed to have a bit of an air leak when I drove it today so I loosened everything back up then re tightened... However when re tightening one on the return line banjo bolts it snapped off :cry:  :cry: so now I really have an air leak. I am assuming that was maybe where I was getting the air leak to begin with... When I originally tightened  them I made sure they were just snug enough and not over tight.

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I Did go with the DAP. Ihad seemed to have a bit of an air leak when I drove it today so I loosened everything back up then re tightened... However when re tightening one on the return line banjo bolts it snapped off :cry::cry: so now I really have an air leak. I am assuming that was maybe where I was getting the air leak to begin with... When I originally tightened them I made sure they were just snug enough and not over tight.

Get it all figured out?

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Finally got it to stop leaking!!! DAP sent me a new injector and I installed it yesterday, and no leak from the get go :hyper:  :hyper: :hyper:  :hyper:  :hyper:  Tried with the other injector so many times it was ridiculous... I did have it to only a slow dribble at least and not pouring out  like it was at the beginning.. But now Yabba is ready for his road trip this weekend!! I even got the topper switched over from Scooby to Yabba :thumb1:  He will be my camper this coming week!!! :thumb1:  In the words from one of my friends "Floydfest is five glorious days of incredible music, food, shopping, outdoor adventures and entertainment amenities for all ages, in the guise of a music festival complete with Floydfests' 'tent city', set atop of an 80 acre plateau off the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway near Floyd, VA. www.floydfest.com :thumb1:" 

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