Once upon a time, people wore animal skins and lived in caves, hiding from saber toothed tigers and hunting woolly mammoths with stone-tipped spears, and automobiles used carburetors. All kidding aside, fuel injection systems have been around since the 1950's (the 1955 Corvette had one), while carburetors - temperamental devices that required constant adjustments - could be found installed on new cars up until 1990. This super-efficient method of delivering fuel to the cylinders started to show up in Japanese imports around the mid 1970's.

Today, virtually every new automobile built around the globe uses electronic fuel injection. The Dodge Truck Fuel Injector is really nothing more than a simple electronic valve that opens and closes thousands of times a minute.

Because of fuel injection, larger engines with six and eight cylinders - that used to get around twenty and fifteen miles per gallon - now travel much further, getting up to 50% better mileage. Despite its apparent simplicity, the Dodge Truck Fuel Injector is a precision device, which operates within very narrow parameters. It is important to keep the fuel filter changed and the fuel clean - because even the smallest bit of contamination can cause the fuel injector to fail. If you need a new fuel injector, you'll get a better deal here than elsewhere. Our suppliers give us special discounts prices - which we are able to pass along to our customers. If you can find a better deal on a Dodge Truck Fuel Injector, bring it to us - we'll either beat it, or match it and throw in free shipping to boot! You may also get credit for your old fuel injector.Call us toll-free for details!