What is the size of 97 1.6 Elantra injector?
05-01-2003, 12:57 AM
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My guess? 245cc.
Why, because I've heard from someone in the boards before that the 1.6 ECU will work with the 2.0 engine. According to him, it has just less timing advance than the 2.0 ECU. Most probably it also controls the same size injectors as the 2.0. So I think we have the same size injectors as the 2.0.
Please don't take my word on it. It's just my $0.02.
Why, because I've heard from someone in the boards before that the 1.6 ECU will work with the 2.0 engine. According to him, it has just less timing advance than the 2.0 ECU. Most probably it also controls the same size injectors as the 2.0. So I think we have the same size injectors as the 2.0.
Please don't take my word on it. It's just my $0.02.
05-01-2003, 02:18 PM
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I'm actually going to make a different guess...
With a 1.6L motor, it wouldn't suprise me to see Hyundai putting in a different set of injectors just because 245cc'ers would simply be WAY overkill for that setup. My guess would be a set of the 185cc/min injectors from the Accent, similar to the 185cc/min parts from the BETA II returnless fuel system engines.
With a 1.6L motor, it wouldn't suprise me to see Hyundai putting in a different set of injectors just because 245cc'ers would simply be WAY overkill for that setup. My guess would be a set of the 185cc/min injectors from the Accent, similar to the 185cc/min parts from the BETA II returnless fuel system engines.
05-01-2003, 03:55 PM
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I do know the 1.8L beta1 uses different injectors than the 2.0L Beta1. They appear to be smaller, and have different part numbers than the 2.0L injectors. I'm going to send one to RC Engineering just so they can flow test it and give us the answer as to how big/small they are.
I would guess with Red, that they are UNDER 245cc.
I would guess with Red, that they are UNDER 245cc.