INOPERATIVE FUEL INJECTOR CLEANING TOOL (JE5800)

INOPERATIVE FUEL INJECTOR CLEANING TOOL (J35800)

MODELS AFFECTED: ALL 1984 THROUGH 1986 MODELS --------------- EQUIPPED WITH PORT FUEL INJECTION

Some subject tools may have been assembled and shipped to dealers with the fuel pickup tube retaining screw not fully tightened. This could cause an internal leak and not allow the gasoline/cleaner mixture to enter the engine fuel system. This poses no danger or fire hazard.

Since the tool is shipped with the fuel hose, gage, check valve and brass tee fitting unassembled, and not installed on the tank, the retaining screw should be checked prior to assembly. (See Illustration).

If these parts have already been assembled, remove as shown.

NOTE: Use backup wrenches on all fittings when removing and installing.

1. Tighten retaining screw as shown in illustration, View "A".

2. Reinstall parts using a good quality thread compound on all threads prior to assembly.

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