New guy not very good at this...

[Injector Masters]

Hi all!
I was invited to join the blog because someone saw what I do and thought it might be valuable and of interest here.
My name is Wayne and I'm an alc... oops. Wrong group.
My name is Wayne and I'm a gasoline fuel injector test/clean/rebuild guy. I have 11 years experience and the newest and best equipment designed for this purpose. My company is Injector Masters, and we service all 4 stroke and 2 stroke gas injectors from marine and land based applications. We use the ASNU equipment which is unmatched in the industry.
I've built this company based on friendly, quick and professional service with proven results. We diagnose, then treat and ultrasonically backflush, then retest every set. Upon passing final tests for leaks, flow rates at varying rpm (balance) and spray patterns we assemble each injector with new filters/seals/grommets/spacers etc as applicable. Most are included with a few part numbers being a few extra bucks each. Injector service is far less expensive than replacing yours, and we don't believe in cheap aftermarket replacements. Most injectors perform ASNU ? upon final analysis and replacements are seldom needed.
We typically just take 1 day for service then have your supplied set on its way back to you. We are able to work with Etec and Ficht injectors as well for those Johnson and Evinrude fans.

I'm no good at this blog stuff. I will do my best. We can be found on Facebook @ injectormastersllc with the black and white logo, or on the web page Www.injectormasters.com that has email and phone information and lots more.

Happy boating season if that's a thing for you. Some of you get to play all year-round. Lucky you!

 

[tdonoughue]

Welcome! Appreciate your reaching out here. Looks like you have a bit of a double post, but that is easily remedied by our [USERGROUP=3]@Administrative[/USERGROUP] folks (over in https://jetboaters.net/threads/fuel-injector-cleaning.24319/, please--feel free to delete mine, too)

So, a couple of professional questions, then, please;
1) When you recommend an injector service? Are there particular signs/symptoms that should make us think 'injector problem'?
2) Recommendation early on here was, 'try Sea Foam'. I don't normally disagree with that advice. Do you agree?
3) If we do need to send a set to you, what are we looking at for our Yammi's? $50? $500? $5000?

Great to have you here! Thanks.