Cm2250 injector advice

[Billy7871]

I just spent $11k on a fuel pump failure so my funds are low but my #4 injector is failing under a load. A Cummins injector is just over $1k and a aftermarket is half that and I am seeing some used ones for $200. Has anyone had experience with injectors?

[hhow55]

Yes, and just about everyone on this forum

[Billy7871]

(03-02-2020 )hhow55 Wrote:  Yes, and just about everyone on this forum

Well what was your experience?? Did you use Cummins? Aftermarket? Used? How did it turn out for you?

[Magard]

Go oem and be done with it. After market injectors are not gonna be right. Even if they were close there not gonna have proper trim codes.

[Billy7871]

(03-02-2020 )Magard Wrote:  Go oem and be done with it. After market injectors are not gonna be right. Even if they were close there not gonna have proper trim codes.

I don't have computer to put trim codes in anyway.

[Lonestar10]

then dont do injectors yourself improper trim codes can make your truck run like poo as the ECM will have no idea how to run that injector. get the programs to do the work right. trucking is expensive plan for the worst and expect the worst at all times.

[JimT]

look around on ebay, I found one that shipped from a US seller in Texas, same price. Had it in a few days.

[Waterloo]

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, order the inline reader, time is money.

[Chamberpains]

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... Take care of your business. Get a copy of Insite with an Inline reader. Either from china or America (pre pandemic zombie apocalypse) or spend the money and get a legit copy of it. The longer you use lame excuses to keep things on hold the longer your livelihood suffers.