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Making a post to the Suzuki Carry tab

Discussion in 'Mini Lounge' started by 51 chevy, Jun 14, 2021.

  1. 51 chevy

    51 chevy New Member

    I am new and have tried twice to post about an issue with injectors on a 2009 with a k6a engine. I can't see the post, can anyone else? It should be simple but it seems I must be doing something wrong. Thanks.
     
  2. Ronin

    Ronin Active Member Supporting Member

  3. 51 chevy

    51 chevy New Member

    Thanks Ronin, It's odd that that link shows it in the suzuki carry heading, yet I can't see it and neither can my sister, the trucks owner. I'll be patient and maybe someone with know what brand injectors are on the 2009 k6a engine. Knowing that will make it easier to find a wiring cap. Someone may even know where to find a cap. Dang rats ate ours.
     
  4. fmartin_gila

    fmartin_gila Well-Known Member

    I answered, recommend to see if you can find something close in a junkyard as I don't see anything separate. Would have to splice into your harness to repair. I don't really see anything to identify injectors.

    Fred
     
  5. Ronin

    Ronin Active Member Supporting Member

    Of course I can find you a new one or set of three... not gonna be real cheap though by the time postage etc.

    No way to repair what the critters ate?
     
  6. 51 chevy

    51 chevy New Member

    Thanks for all your time Fred, 1 boneyard in 40 mi. radius, doubt they have parts for this engine, I also have found nothing in literature. Also read thru many old posts. I was hoping someone has had to replace or upgrade and would know. Once I figure out how to remove the cap, I can take it around or look online. If I only knew how to move this thread to the Suz Carry tab.
     
  7. 51 chevy

    51 chevy New Member

    Ronin, once I figure out how to remove the cap, I thought of a way to rebuild. Rat ate down to the plastic cap, no wire showing. Like fred said if I can't find a new cap, hunt used. I thought of somehow drilling out the pin inside, replacing it after adding two wires and filling with epoxy . Solder in, cover with heat shrink.
     
  8. Gus

    Gus New Member

    have you tried ma motorcycle shop?
     

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