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Fuel Injector Replacement in Madison

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    reckedhim
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    Anyone in Madison want to replace 3 of my injectors or recommend a place that will do it for me?  I purchased the injectors, but it doesn't look like I'll have time to do this any time soon.

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        Don't forget, you need to code them to the vehicle after replacment.

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          tsweers89 said:

          Don't forget, you need to code them to the vehicle after replacment.

          Yea, I think that's where I'd run into my biggest problem as I've never coded anything before.

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            reckedhim said:

            Yea, I think that's where I'd run into my biggest problem as I've never coded anything before.  

            You need either inpa or ista/d and a KCAN cable to code them. Send you a pm.

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