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> 1975 1.8 l-ject fuel injector Identification
jesiv
post Feb 9 2013, 03:02 PM
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So I was just about to hand over the keys to my 17 year old son, when I noticed one of the elbows leaking quite badly. I ordered the elbows, fuel lines, injector o-rings and clamps from Chris at Tangerine Racing. Needless to say it was a pleasure working with Chris.

So after removing the injectors, I noticed that my injectors have three different number groups and two of the injectors have different numbers. However, it appears that the bosch part number 0280150112 is the same on all of them. I am hoping the group 1 numbers are just a lot number or something. Does anyone have any ideas? Are they the proper injectors for a 1975 1.8 l-jet?

Thanks for the help!

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James

group 1 group 2 group 3
550 086 0280150112
949 086 0280150112
952 086 0280150112
949 086 0280150112

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post Feb 10 2013, 12:40 AM
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They're also light blue, so that's a strong hint they're 1.8 injectors. The 1.7 ones are yellow (some early ones are black), and the 2.0 ones are green. Not sure about non-914 applications.

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