[Gads]

That would be the best option if they're plug and play. Let's know the part number if they are correct

 

[Finnelli82]

Will do.

They are in the breakers, used injectors from Nissan Murano/350Z. Bosch ev14 ES.

 

[freeatlast]

Will do.

They are in the breakers, used injectors from Nissan Murano/350Z. Bosch ev14 ES.

You want to be careful, very careful, These injectors have various flow rates, they have to have similar flow rates to the standard Benelli requirement , most are way to rich .
A 3500 cc capacity engine will require around 550 to 680 cc delivery. A 3 cylinder 1130 cc will require max 320 cc.
The thought of using a set of used injectors out of a breaker car of dubious miles , seems like a sure way of buggering your bike .

 

[Finnelli82]

I would get them serviced and tested first of course. But good point, i will be very careful.

 

[NM-1]

You want to be careful, very careful, These injectors have various flow rates, they have to have similar flow rates to the standard Benelli requirement , most are way to rich .
A 3500 cc capacity engine will require around 550 to 680 cc delivery. A 3 cylinder 1130 cc will require max 320 cc.
The thought of using a set of used injectors out of a breaker car of dubious miles , seems like a sure way of buggering your bike .

Would the flow rates be similar (or the same) on the 900 Tre vs the 1130?

 

[Gads]

They only have a 4 spray nozzle same as the original. The ones I got as per Errols part number have 12 so should be a better bet. They are from injector planet. Freight to here,(New Zealand) was not bad at all, just took a little time

 

[Finnelli82]

The Bosch has 12 holes too.

 

[Engenia]

You want to be careful, very careful, These injectors have various flow rates, they have to have similar flow rates to the standard Benelli requirement , most are way to rich .
A 3500 cc capacity engine will require around 550 to 680 cc delivery. A 3 cylinder 1130 cc will require max 320 cc.
The thought of using a set of used injectors out of a breaker car of dubious miles , seems like a sure way of buggering your bike .

The flow rate required depends very much on the power output, so if a 1 litre single produces the same power as a half litre single, the injector flow rate will also be similar. There are other considerations, but that is major one.

Easy to get them tested. Here in Oz I use ASNU.
I had the injectors I recently purchased tested and they matched the originals almost perfectly.

 

[Finnelli82]

They only have a 4 spray nozzle same as the original. The ones I got as per Errols part number have 12 so should be a better bet. They are from injector planet. Freight to here,(New Zealand) was not bad at all, just took a little time

Have you had time to test them yet?

 

[johnyrottin]

Options

Have you tried the standard culprits, like coil sticks? Did the injectors work? Were you getting spark when you checked them all?

 

[Gads]

Haven't fired up with tank fitted as yet, waiting for a quick release fitting for fuel line. Have spark, and injectors pulse in the starting sequence so ever hopeful.
Been too busy with work, a couple of track days and working on house.
One thing that did occur was that I had no spark at all until I connected the air box sensor fitting and whatever the relay attached to front of the airbox is for. Then good as gold on all three. I haven't tried different sequences for those fittings as yet to see if just one has any influence on the spark.
Merry Christmas

 

[Finnelli82]

Let us know how it turns out.

Merry Christmas time to you too!

 

[Gads]

Will do. Have a good one.

 

[Gads]

Ok have a new quick release fitting for the fuel line from marine shop. New fuel and all fitted up. Wound over, fuel pump making right noises, still no fire up. Spray ether down throttles and started. Won't fire without. So have done all this: new plugs, new pump, new injectors and adapters, new fuel line with quick release. Stumped again. Also have more battery cables, ( yet to be made up and fitted).
I have the tune ecu program and the fitting which also haven't yet tried. Lights on dash are: flashing red on the rev counter and yellow right hand light showing with k? Any thoughts. Cheers

 

[GBo]

Get tuneecu on it and see what it says.

 

[Gads]

There's more. Fuel line kinked , managed to straighten it out out and it fired up up for ten seconds then stopped. This happened repeatedly so I think it has a slightly lesser link. Tune ecu is only for a Triumph, need to download the correct map. I need to investigate this. Original fuel line is plastic on the inside obviously to stop it kinking.

 

[GBo]

Tuneecu covers many makes and models all you need is the correct cable then select ecu type. Those fuel hoses are a pain.

 

[Gads]

I have the cable but have just tried to download the tune ecu on my android device but no go.

 

[Finnelli82]

I made the fuel lines like this, 65mm of tube from the injector rail, then 90 degree CPC connector, and 95mm of tube to the tank connector. Does not kink, and forms a perfect route for the fuel line without touching anything.

I will take you a pic tonight how its setup.

 

[Laurencewhite]

There's more. Fuel line kinked , managed to straighten it out out and it fired up up for ten seconds then stopped. This happened repeatedly so I think it has a slightly lesser link. Tune ecu is only for a Triumph, need to download the correct map. I need to investigate this. Original fuel line is plastic on the inside obviously to stop it kinking.

Once the fuel line has been kinked the plastic liner will have been compressed and it will remain compressed to a degree even if you straighten out the rubber outer fuel line. Your best bet will be to replace the fuel line with a new one.