Standard Ignition Fuel Injector P/N:FJ348
Standard Motor Products
Standard Ignition FJ679 fuel injector for the 1987-1990 Pontiac Sunbird 4-cylinder 2.0L and other vehicles sprays metered fuel into the engine so it can burn efficiently. It is a new top-feed MFI injector designed specifically for GM engines.
A rough idle, hard starting or poor fuel economy can mean an injector is clogged or leaking. These signs alone do not prove the injector is the problem, since a worn spark plug can cause them too. There is one injector per cylinder, so this engine takes four; this listing is one.
It fits the 1987-1990 Pontiac Sunbird 4-cylinder 2.0L, the 1987-1989 Pontiac Grand Am 4-cylinder 2.0L and the 1987 Buick Skyhawk 4-cylinder 2.0L.
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Interchange: 2-18064 · 800-1666N
57055 · 0280150213 · 0280150810 · E4ZZ9F593A · 10040430
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Is this a fuel injector for the 1987-1989 Pontiac Grand Am 4-cylinder 2.0L?
Yes. The Standard Ignition FJ679 fits the 1987-1989 Pontiac Grand Am 4-cylinder 2.0L, which takes four injectors, one per cylinder.
Does the FJ679 injector use blade terminals?
Yes. The Standard Ignition FJ679 has two male blade terminals made of corrosion-resistant brass.
What are the O-rings on this fuel injector made of?
This injector has high-temperature Viton(R) O-rings, which seal in extreme conditions and help prevent fuel leaks.
What signs can a failing fuel injector show?
A rough idle, hard starting or poor fuel economy can come with a clogged or leaking injector. A shop can test the injector and the fuel system.
Is the FJ679 injector tested and calibrated?
Yes. The Standard Ignition FJ679 is end-of-line tested and calibrated, with engine-specific, laser-drilled metering discs that set fuel flow rate and spray pattern.
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