What are you using as test fluid? I'm using mineral spirits in mine

 

The test fluid is real expensive so I used alcohol and a tad bit of lacquer thinner . It test and cleans at the same time .

 

@phattires

That's the real deal. How time consuming is the process of cleaning and testing?

 

@phattires

That's the real deal. How time consuming is the process of cleaning and testing?

After you get the fluid loaded which takes about 15 min . then injectors about another 15 min. The test runs for a minute ....I did that about 5 times and they were tested and clean . The ultra sonic part mostly just cleaned the outside so I didn't use that after the first time I tried it out .

 

I got the 6 Cylinder version of that about 10 years ago.. Different Graphics, and 220V.. Got it off of Alibaba.. I've had to make a few Brackets and Bits to get things to hold and Clamp.. Bigest Hassle was making an Injector Rail that will hold Side Feed Injectors. That was a Mill and a Boring Bar for that..

I found that the Sonic Cleaner Bath does actually knock the Chunks out of inside the Injector.. Then Squirt them a Few Cycles and the Flow Pattern Comes back..

The Drain at the Bottom of Mine is Pitiful, so it takes a Few Drain Cycles to get all the Tubes Empty..

I'm glad I got it.. But its not the First Tool I use during a Troubleshooting Session.. And they are a Pain to keep.. takes up bench space..

Cap

 

I have literal boxes of injectors from both 1zz and 2zz motors that are sitting in my shop and I have always been looking at getting one of these cleaners/testers just so I know I'm putting in good ones on motors

 

It would be a good investment .... it was just under $250 . Plus there's all the entertainment value that is priceless .

 

I just send my injectors to Marren

 

You probably have more money than me so you can just pay the "Man" . I still like to be able to see it with my own eyes and for the convenience .

 

I own a couple of tools from Autool. They're pretty decent