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    Veteran Member Three Rings rage385's Avatar
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    mileage increase after replacing Injector cups

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    All,

    I have traced a vacuum leak to my injector seats. I did replace them with billet ones from verdict, but one of them is still bad (due to installation error on my part). I will be replacing the faulty one soon. Question I have for you guys is, what do you think the increase in fuel economy will be once I replace the seat and have all the vacuum leaks fixed. I currently am only getting 21 mpg mixed.

    Thanks!

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    Veteran Member Four Rings walky_talky20's Avatar
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    No way to know for sure. Mileage might even go down.

    What are your long term fuel trims presently?
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