$1,194.50
Secures the fuel injector in position at the engine's air intake, this propane injector holder is built by Nikki for its LPG fuel system on UniCarriers propane-powered lift trucks. The 3.1-pound cast bracket holds the injector against engine vibration; when it loosens, cracks, or its seal degrades, expect a propane leak, rough idle, or reduced performance under load.
This propane injector holder is built by Nikki for its LPG fuel system, fitting UniCarriers lift trucks running propane power. Within a Nikki LPG system, the injector holder secures the fuel injector in position at the engine's air intake, maintaining the precise alignment needed for the injector to deliver vaporized propane into the intake airstream at the correct point in the engine's induction cycle.
The holder weighs 3.1 pounds, a weight consistent with a cast metal bracket-and-housing assembly rather than a lightweight plastic part, reflecting its role as a structural mount that must hold the injector securely against engine vibration.
As a mounting component exposed to constant engine vibration and heat cycling, an injector holder can develop a loose fit, a cracked mounting point, or a degraded seal at the injector interface over time. A failing holder typically shows up as a propane fuel leak at the injector connection, rough idle from an inconsistent air-fuel mixture, or reduced engine performance under load. This Nikki holder is built specifically for the LPG injector system used on UniCarriers propane-powered lift trucks.
