Hi there...I have a 90 chevy beretta v6 3.1 that I purchased from a friend that recently started dying after it ran for awhile. It would restart, but then immediately afterwards die. I took it into a repair shop to see what they could find out, as I don't have computers to check all that fun stuff. On a side note, I replaced the fuel pump and filter (for fun it appears). The shop claims that my fuel injectors aren't firing properly, and that I need to replace at least two of them, and possibly all 6, quoting me some ridiculous $700 figure. I am pretty confident in my ability to fix things that I can locate, but I have never worked with fuel injectors before. I am basically asking if it is even worth fixing the fuel injectors, and whether this diagnosis is correct. Also, if peeps could give me some advice on the actual process of replacing them, I would love that too... like I said, I know my way around a car enough to keep it out of the shop for everything but the really major repairs, so I would like to figure out how to do this on my own and avoid those huge shop fees (college student sucks huh?). Any help would be appreciated, thanks peeps.
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16 years ago