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Paul -

The GAMI folks and the APS course recommends not cleaning them until it
shows up on the engine monitor. They feel that the fuel does a good job of
self cleaning. Troubles are more likely to occur after cleaning them due
to shop rag lint or other contaminations from the shop environment.

John


On Mon, 22 Aug 2011 10:09:42 -0400, paul miller <paul@tbm700.com> wrote:

> Question: On my IO-550N which I run LOP almost all the time, it runs  
> quite well on the stock injectors.  It now has almost 500 hours and I do  
> not believe the injectors have ever been cleaned.    I am getting some  
> small vibration at LOP now and one or two cylinders are getting colder  
> than the others leaning.  I would like to hear from people with  
> experience on how they cleaned, what materials or ultrasonic cleaner was  
> used and whether they replace the o-rings and where to get them.
>
> Paul
> Legacy, Calgary
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