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    Question OX66 injector service?

    Hey guys, I'm going to pull the injectors off of my OX66 150 and have them serviced. Do I just need to bleed the pressure off at the VST before I remove the fuel rail? I don't want to get fuel-bathed in the process. Thanks for the help.
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    If it's been sitting awhile, I do not think there will be any pressure, but check and bleed by using tire gauge on the schrader valve.
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    I just ran it this weekend, so it definitely has pressure.
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    Well, it had been sitting for two days, so there wasn’t much pressure. Injectors were easy to remove.
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    I used rich at brucato and he is in NC. Youngsville I think.

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    Dropped them off at Norfolk Marine at 8:00am, picked them up at 3:30pm. Reinstalled and she idles SUPER smooth! Can’t wait to run her this weekend. All had low/uneven flow. 2 of them failed one of the tests prior to cleaning and calibration. All were perfect after.
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