[kd6kyy]

I have a 2002 LB7 with 56K miles on it and it is now over 7 years old (Warrenty) it has just started to puff white smoke when left idling for an extended period of time. it would appear that one or more of the injectors are leaking. If GM won't cover do to warrenty experation I will probably replace the injectors myself. What I would like to know are the new injectors from GM redesigned to correct the problem? if not does someone welse sell aftermarket injectors that have been improved to correct this problem? truck gets used primarily to tow 36 foot fifth wheel does not get used around town alot. any ideas would be appreciated. Mark.

 

[JoshG]

if you end up getting new ones i'd get the 50+hp. the gm ones should be alright to use though

 

[Hondarider552]

why +50's? your not going to get any more power unless your commanding to do so, but then you will need efi to take advantage of the injectors



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[JoshG]

they are not the stock ones and wont fail. like you said are the gm replacement ones going to fail? well they might im not sure. but i was told they the 50hp one work very well and won't affect mgp or anything like that. and i don't think you will need efi for them. it may help.

 

[Vrabel]

Its a stock body with an enlarged tip. You just dont slap bigger ones on if the rest is stock. Does he have an exhaust or intake? stock turbo and trans? What kind of tuning? Sometimes random advise can be the worst advice.

 

[DirtyMaxx03]

if you end up getting new ones i'd get the 50+hp. the gm ones should be alright to use though

we are not talking about a cummins :rof