They are on the intake manifold. Once the engine cover is removed, you would see them. Wire connectors would be attached to them and why do you want to access them?

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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well when I take off the car is studdering pretty good,its a manual,and i have to keep a good rpm to get gas to the engine at th same time '3000rpm'....I replaced fuel pump and screen. didn't fix it... Going to have filter replaced also..cant get to bottom bolt or I would do that to.So i thought maybe fuel injectors???....hope not really exspensive

Response from MichaelSmithey
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around 89-100 bucks each. i would look at basics like plugs/ coil before guessing at the injectors

Roy

Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Fuel injectors would be the last thing in line for hesitation and misfiring problems I would check. They are not cheap and seldom fails for vehicles that are in constant use.

Roy has pointed you in the right direction.

Is the Malfunction Indicator Light showing?

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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when i went and had a diagnostics ran it said misfires in diffrent cylinders and to check fuel pump,fuel filter,and fuel injectors so was just going off that,thanks guys

Response from MichaelSmithey
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Sorry for the delay in replaying, had been offline due to a cable fault here whereby I had no access to fixed phone lines nor internet services for the past 10 days.

Misfires can be due to many possible causes and spark plugs and related components are the basics to start with.

Answered by KHLow2008 (expert)
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