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ASNUCATALOG2017-1.Pdf FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS IMPORTANT MANY INJECTORS LOOK ALIKE. THE ILLUSTRATIONS SHOWN IN THIS CATALOG ARE THE BEST POSSIBLE REPRESENTATIONS & SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS A GUIDE. PRIOR TO SELECTING INJECTOR COMPONENTS, & BEFORE DISASSEMBLING, ALWAYS INSPECT THE INJECTOR TO BE SERVICED. THEN CAREFULLY MATCH & SELECT THE COMPONENTS WITH THE ILLUSTRATIONS. FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PLEASE SEND A FAX TO: (352) 404-8954 OR EMAIL [email protected] BOSCH TYPE GM MULTI-PORT BOSCH K-JET HONDA EV1.3 Body MULTEC MECHANICAL KEIHIN STYLE Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14 BOSCH D-JET BOSCH D-JET BOSCH EV1.0 BOSCH CHIMNEY EV1.0 BODY EV1.0 BODY CADILLAC STYLE PINTLE CAP Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 2 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS BOSCH EV1.0 BOSCH EV1.0 BOSCH EV1.0 BOSCH EV1.0 Ford/Mazda Mazda Toyota/Mazda Mitsubishi/Mazda Page 19 Page 20 Page 21 Page 22 DENSO Ford / LUCAS LUCAS BMW SIEMENS DEKA Mazda / Kia Page 23 Page 24 Page 25 Page 26 Chrysler Mitsubishi NISSAN JECS WEBER MPI Chrysler TBI Page 27 Page 28 Page 29 Page 30 3 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS FORD CFI DELPHI MPI DELPHI MPI Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 BOSCH EV6 BOSCH EV6 BOSCH EV6 BOSCH EV14 Page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Pages 37 ASRAM TOYOTA DENSO LEXUS TOYOTA MULTIPORT HONDA KEIHIN Page 38 Page 39 Pages 40 Pages 41 4 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS HONDA KEIHIN TOYOTA MULTIPORT WEBER MULTIPORT Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 TOYOTA SUZUKI SUZUKI MULTIPORT MITSUBISHI MULTIPORT TOYOTA MULTIPORT Page 45 Page 46 Page 47 Page 48 HONDA KEIHIN HONDA KEIHIN TOYOTA JECS NISSAN JECS Page 49 Page 50 Page 51 Page 52 5 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS NISSAN JECS NISSAN/SUBARU GM TBI MAXI SPI - Page 52 SPI - Page 53 Page 54 GM / DAEWOO WEBER MAGNETI NISSAN/TOYOTA FORD CFI & NISSAN MULTEC - Page 55 MARELLI - Page 56 2-WIRE - Page 57 Pages 58 & 59 BOSCH & HOLLEY NISSAN NAVARA MAZDA / FORD / DENSO BOSCH CHRYSLER SHORT BODY PATHFINDER Page 63 TBI - Page 60 Page 61 Page 62 6 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS BOSCH TBI MAZDA / FORD / DENSO CHRYSLER MAZDA / FORD / SIEMENS NISSAN MICRA Page 67 Page 64 Page 65 Page 66 MAZDA / FORD / DENSO MAZDA / FORD / DENSO GEO / SUZUKI TBI Page 68 Page 69 Page 70 DENSO TBI W/GREEN FILTER GM VORTEC SYSTEMS Page 71 Pages 72 & 73 7 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS MITSUBISHI HITACHI - CITROEN / PEUGEOT FORD - GDI BOSCH VW - GDI BOSCH GDI Page 74 GDI - SIEMENS Page 76 Page 77 Page 75 FORD - GDI VW AUDI - GDI GDI VW GDI BOSCH Page 78 Page 79 Page 80 Page 81 BMW GDI BOSCH DENSO GDI DELPHI GDI BMW GDI (B38) Page 82 Page 83 Page 84 Page 85 8 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS OPTIMAX - MERCURY EVENRUDE MARINE MARINE ENGINE Page 86 MARINE ENGINE Page 87 E-TEC MARINE INJECTOR MARINE ENGINE Page 88 FITCH MARINE INJECTOR MARINE ENGINE Page 88 SIEMENS PIEZO GDI BOSCH PIEZO GDI Page 89 Page 90 9 FUEL INJECTOR INDEX ADAPTERS & COMPONENTS IMPORTANT - INJECTOR SERVICE INFORMATION • QUALIFY THE INJECTORS TO BE SERVICED. • CORROSION & RUST IN INJECTOR INLET CANNOT BE PROPERLY CLEANED. • INJECTORS WITH BROKEN OR DAMAGED PINTLE CANNOT BE REPAIRED. • BEFORE DISASSEMBLING THE INJECTOR, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE NECESSARY REPAIR COMPONENTS. SOME INJECTOR COMPONENTS CANNOT BE REPLACED OR NOT AVAILABLE FROM ASNU. REFER TO THE INJECTOR INDEX. • ADAPTER APPLICATIONS: REFER TO PAGES TO THE INJECTOR INDEX. • ACCESSORY INFORMATION: REFER TO PAGES 69-81. • FOR BEST PERFORMANCE, CLEANED INJECTORS SHOULD BE INSTALLED IN VEHICLE IMMEDIATELY AFTER SERVICING WITH ASNU. • SHELF LIFE: SERVICED INJECTORS THAT WILL NOT BE RE-INSTALLED TO A VEHICLE ENGINE MUST BE TREATED WITH LIQUID PARRAFIN OR LIGHT OIL TO PREVENT SEIZING OF INTERNAL COMPONENTS. REFER TO ASNU OPERATION MANUAL FOR PROPER PROCEDURE. • RED PROTECTIVE CAPS MUST BE INSTALLED TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION & PRESERVE INJECTOR SHELF LIFE. SEE INJECTOR INDEX TO SELECT PROPER PROTECTIVE CAPS. • TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: FAX (352) 404-8954 EMAIL: [email protected] IMPORTANT MANY INJECTORS LOOK ALIKE. THE ILLUSTRATIONS SHOWN IN THIS CATALOG ARE THE BEST POSSIBLE REPRESENTATIONS & SHOULD BE USED ONLY AS A GUIDE. PRIOR TO SELECTING INJECTOR COMPO- NENTS, & BEFORE DISASSEMBLING, ALWAYS INSPECT THE INJECTOR TO BE SERVICED. THEN CAREFULLY MATCH & SELECT THE COMPONENTS WITH THE ILLUSTRATIONS. FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, PLEASE SEND A FAX TO: (352) 404-8954 OR EMAIL [email protected] 10 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU08V ASNU08B ASNU281 ASNU03 O-RING (Lower) O-RING (Upper) INSULATOR - VW & FILTER (fluorocarbon) (Buna-Black) FORD F0TZ-9U550-A ASNU27 ASNU36 ASNU35 ASNU06 PINTLE CAP BMW CAP ASNU26 TWIN HOLE PINTLE CAP (BMW) (3MM HOLE) PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP BLUE YELLOW YELLOW YELLOW YELLOW ASNU13 ASNU29 BOSCH VW ASNU09 PINTLE CAP 3MM HOLE YELLOW ASNU33 ASNU25 YELLOW GREEN WASHER CLIP CAP (2 REQ) Use Test Adapter ASNU57 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness BOSCH TYPE Adapter ASNU57 ASNU70 EV1.3 Body tests injectors with UNIVERSAL filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 11 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU03 ASNU14 FILTER O-RING (2 REQ) ASNU25 ASNU255 CAP (2 REQ) SPACER Use Test Adapter ASNU57 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness GM MULTI-PORT Adapter ASNU57 ASNU70 MULTEC INJECTOR tests injectors with UNIVERSAL filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 12 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU225 ASNU12 ASNU12B O-RING O-RING O-RING AUDI APPLICATIONS ASNU25 ASNU24 CAP CAP ASNU227 ASNU228 MOUNT SEAL - VARIOUS BOOT - SOME BMW Use Adapter ASNU50 or ASNU54 or ASNU55 BOSCH MECHANICAL Adapter ASNU50 Adapter ASNU54 Adapter ASNU55 FUEL INJECTOR 10MM Female 8MM Male 12MM Female K-JETRONIC & Coupling For Male Coupling for Female Coupling for Male COLD START VALVES K-Jet & Cold Start K-Jet & Cold Start K-Jet NOTES: 13 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU30B ASNU30 ASNU30C O-RING O-RING INSULATOR PINTLE CAP CANNOT BE REPLACED. DO NOT REMOVE FOR INJECTOR CLEANING NOR TESTING ASNU30A GROMMET ← Do Not ASNU30F Remove ASNU25 ASNU24 pintle cap FILTER CAP CAP Use Test Adapter ASNU59 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness HONDA MULTI-PORT Adapter ASNU59 ASNU70 KEIHIN STYLE tests injectors with UNIVERSAL filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 14 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU07 ASNU03 PINTLE CAP FILTER ASNU333 CLAMP ASNU10 ASNU24 O-RING CAP ASNU34 FERRULE Use Adapter ASNU58 ASNU11 ASNU25 SEAL CAP with hose installed Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness MERCEDES / JAGUAR / VOLVO WITH BOSCH D-JETRONIC EV1.0 BODY Adapter ASNU58 Adapter ASNU51 ASNU70 tests injectors w/hose & filter tests injectors with filter UNIVERSAL installed removed HARNESS NOTES: 15 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU07B ASNU07 ASNU16 PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP O-RING ASNU03 ASNU24 ASNU25 FILTER CAP CAP ASNU333 ASNU34 ASNU19 CLAMP FERRULE SEAL Use Adapter ASNU58 with hose installed Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness GM / JAGUAR / FIAT / ALFA WITH BOSCH D-JETRONIC Adapter ASNU58 Adapter ASNU51 ASNU70 European Applications tests injectors w/hose & tests injectors with filter UNIVERSAL filter installed removed HARNESS NOTES: 16 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU07 ASNU240 PINTLE CAP COPPER WASHER ASNU03 ASNU24 ASNU227 FILTER CAP MOUNT BUSHING ASNU16 ASNU222 O-RING O-RING Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness BOSCH EV1.0 BODY Adapter ASNU51 Cadillac Applications ASNU70 tests injectors with filter removed UNIVERSAL HARNESS NOTES: 17 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU08V ASNU08B ASNU09 O-RING (Lower) O-RING (Upper) WASHER (fluorocarbon) (Buna-Black) ASNU28 ASNU03 ASNU33 PLASTIC PINTLE CAP FILTER CLIP ASNU25 ASNU24 CAP CAP Use Test Adapter ASNU57 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness BOSCH CHIMNEY Adapter ASNU57 ASNU70 tests injectors with STYLE PINTLE CAP UNIVERSAL filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 18 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU07 ASNU275 ASNU278 ASNU279 ASNU38 PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP ASNU35 ASNU03 ASNU24 ASNU25 ASNU15 PINTLE CAP FILTER CAP CAP BUSHING ASNU17 ASNU224 ASNU228 ASNU229 O-RING O-RING BLEEDER O-RING O-RING Use Test Adapter ASNU59 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness Adapter ASNU59 ASNU70 BOSCH EV1.0 BODY tests injectors with UNIVERSAL Ford / Mazda Applications filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 19 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU17 ASNU15 ASNU238 O-RING UPPER BUSHING LOWER BUSHING ASNU07 ASNU03 PINTLE CAP FILTER ASNU24 ASNU25 CAP CAP Use Test Adapter ASNU59 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness Adapter ASNU59 ASNU70 BOSCH EV1.0 BODY tests injectors with UNIVERSAL Mazda Applications filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 20 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU17 ASNU18 ASNU15 ASNU03 O-RING SEAL BUSHING FILTER ASNU38B ASNU07 ASNU24 ASNU25 PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP CAP CAP Use Test Adapter ASNU59 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness Adapter ASNU59 ASNU70 tests injectors with BOSCH EV1.0 BODY UNIVERSAL filter installed Toyota/Mazda Applications HARNESS NOTES: 21 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU03 ASNU07 ASNU274 ASNU38B FILTER PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP PINTLE CAP ASNU226 ASNU17 ASNU15 ASNU18 BLEEDER O-RING BUSHING SEAL O-RING ASNU25 ASNU24 CAP CAP Use Test Adapter ASNU59 with filter in Connect Injectors with ASNU70 Harness BOSCH EV1.0 BODY Test Adapter ASNU59 ASNU70 Chrysler Mitsubishi tests injectors with UNIVERSAL Mazda Toyota filter installed HARNESS NOTES: 22 TOP FEED INJECTORS (ALIMENTACION SUPERIOR) ASNU03 ASNU07 FILTER PINTLE CAP ASNU17 ASNU15 ASNU18 O-RING BUSHING
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