What's the best source for fuel injectors these days?

[jodawill]

I found an old thread where someone recommended buying the 4 hole fuel injectors here, but they aren't in stock anymore. What's the current recommendation for fuel injectors on the 4.0 liter?

 

I see a few listings on eBay, but that can be sketchy sometimes.

[AnotherOldJeepGuy]

I got my last ones at Advance Auto Parts in Jan '25 when my local store was closing, sorry I don't have the PN.  I don't remember them being anything different than OEM, so however many holes the OEMs have, these have, and they work fine.

[JZLAJeep]

The Junk Yard. Our Comanche isn't the nicest and we didn't pay a lot for it, so we have a rule, the parts can't cost more than the vehicle. Recently had a fuel injector go bad so we pulled some out of a Renix XJ in the junk yard and chuckled when we found they were Ford injectors. So ours is presumably the 3rd vehicle (Mustang/Crown Vic. etc. XJ, our MJ) those injectors have been in. 

 

But if you want something not used, take a look at the sources I went to in the link below.

 

 

[Gojira94]

If you want the 823, Dimar Motorsports on EBay has them but only in sets of 8 for $200.

 

I got these from them and could not be happier:

0 280 155 702 EV6 Long Jetronic 4-hole 200cc/min 16 Ohm (mid-90s Volvo 960 injectors)

 

https://www.ebay.com/itm/283645389229

[Pete M]

I got 6 from 3 different Expeditions at the junkyard.  early 2000s I think?  (the front 2 are super easy to pull, but you can get 6 from one if that's all they have).  the injectors you want will have the same shape as your original.  if they are a different shape, that's the wrong year. 

[pizzaman09]

I personally purchased the common four hole Volvo injector part number people use but went with random Ebay knock offs.  They have been fantastic.  I certainly can't guarantee they would work for you but I lucked out.

[Pete M]

yeah, the knockoffs are a hit/miss thing.  I tried them before hitting the junkyard and only 4 worked properly.