1996 Dodge Caravan 240,000 miles, 3.3L

1996 DODGE CARAVAN
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RJSCHMIT
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I have a 96 Dodge Caravan that I just had the tranny replaced on. After I got it back, there were some error codes showing up - #6 injector and #6 cylinder - #27 and #43.

There are some frayed wired going into the #1 & #6 injector connectors, but most of them look pretty bad/worn.

I'm thinking of replacing the entire injector harness, but am also thiinking it may be the injector itself.

How hard is it to replace an injector and do I need any special tools?

Please give me some insight into how to proceed...
Thank you very much
Nov 26, 2007 at 3:17 PM
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BLACKOP555
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to replace the injector is pretty easy, just involves taking off the intake manifold. once that is off to remove the injectors it takes a firm pull they should come right out, besure to put on new o-rings when replaced lube them up with light grease, DONT USE SILICON. No special tools required.

i would replace the harness first, then if that doesnt clean things up check the injectors, could save you some time.
Nov 26, 2007 at 11:12 PM
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