Re: Fuel Injected versus Carburated?
I would go Fuel Injected in a heart beat.<br /><br />For many, many years I repaired vehicles that were NOT computer controlled, and cringed when they all started going computerized, but now that I've worked on the newner ones it's so much easier to isolate running problems.<br /><br />Sure it's a learning curve you'll have to either read up if you're planning on doing your own repairs but it's worth the venture in the long run as far as I'm concerned.<br /><br />Many boat owners of Fuel Injected computerized engines put tons of money into their boats by replacing unecessary parts, because they just don't want to do a little step by step testing..<br /><br />If you follow the troubleshooting steps one by one you'll spend much less time and money and be very happy with the outcome.<br /><br />Computerized engine sensors monitor everything these newer engines do today.<br /><br />Make the switch and you'll love how smooth they run, economical and easy to fix.<br /><br />Just buy a good trouble shooting code book, talk to some good I/O mechanics, and you'll be all set.<br /><br />Good luck to you.