STANDARD IGNITION FJ393 Fuel Injector - MFI - New

Manufacturer

STANDARD IGNITION

Product Description

Fuel Injector - MFI - New

Features & Benefits

• Stainless-steel calibration slide and spring assembly prevents corrosion within the fuel control body, which leads to an extended service life
• Precision-wound and precision-trimmed solenoid windings allow the computer to command efficient delivery of fuel
• High-temp Viton(R) O-rings enable prolonged sealing of injector under extreme heat conditions
• Fiber-optic yttrium aluminum garnet "YAG" laser welding and 100 million cycle testing ensure quality in every box
• Our injectors undergo rigorous testing, including 35 different tests and inspections, to guarantee precision, performance, and reliability every time.
• 100% new with no remanufactured components for long term performance and durability
• Our innovative injector design features an inlet tube strategically placed in the body of the assembly. This reduces the chance of contaminants entering the engine.
• Corrosion-resistant brass terminals for more consistent performance
• Proudly manufactured in the USA.
• Durability: Stainless steel calibration slide and spring improve corrosion resistance for consistent, long-term performance
• The high-temperature Viton external O-ring enables proper sealing under extreme conditions.
• End-of-line tested and calibrated so it can be installed with confidence
• Tin-plated brass terminals increase corrosion resistance
• Engine specific, laser-drilled metering discs calibrate fuel flow rates and spray patterns to help restore engine performance and optimize fuel economy
• High-precision, engine-specific nozzle optimizes fuel atomization for efficient combustion
• Made in the USA: Designed and manufactured in Greenville, SC
• Optimized Sealing: High-temperature Viton(R) O-rings ensures proper sealing in extreme conditions, preventing fuel leaks
• Specifically designed for Hyundai engines
• Validated and tested in the USA: Through rigorous lab, climate, and real-world vehicle testing