Description
This is a replacement fuel injector designed for use in various General Motors vehicles from the late 1990s to the mid-2000s. It is a direct-fit component that helps restore proper fuel delivery to the engine for improved performance and efficiency.
Features
- Direct replacement for worn or faulty fuel injectors
- Helps restore engine performance and fuel economy
- Constructed with durable materials for long service life
- Precisely engineered to meet original specifications
- Easy to install with basic hand tools
Specifications
- Reference Numbers: JY1052, 17113553, 25317628, 25317620, 25320288, 25323974, 17113698
- Weight: 140.0g
- Dimensions: 10.0 x 5.0 x 3.0 cm
- Placement: Engine Compartment
Compatible With
Suitable for Buick Century 1997-2005
Suitable for Buick Regal 1997-2004
Suitable for Chevrolet Lumina 1997-2001
Suitable for Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1997-2005
Suitable for Oldsmobile Intrigue 1998-2002
Suitable for Chevrolet Impala 2000-2005
Suitable for Pontiac Grand Prix 1997-2003
Suitable for Pontiac Montana 1999-2005
Suitable for Chevrolet Venture 1997-2005
Suitable for Oldsmobile Silhouette 1997-2004
Suitable for Pontiac Trans Sport 1997-1999
Package Include
1 x Fuel Injector
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Highlights
- This fuel injector is designed to replace worn or faulty units, helping restore proper fuel delivery to the engine for improved performance and fuel efficiency
- Designed to fit a range of General Motors vehicles including Buick Century 1997-2005, Buick Regal 1997-2004, Chevrolet Lumina 1997-2001, Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1997-2005, and Oldsmobile Intrigue 1998-2002
- Constructed with durable materials to withstand high fuel pressure and temperature conditions, ensuring reliable operation over time
- Replaces multiple original equipment part numbers including JY1052, 17113553, 25317628, 25317620, 25320288, 25323974, and 17113698
- Direct replacement design allows for straightforward installation using basic hand tools, with no modifications required to the vehicle fuel system
