GBR 812-11136 Fuel Injector

Reman Multi Port Fuel Injector for Ram

GBR 812-11136 is a remanufactured OEM-style multi port fuel injector for select Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 applications. It is rebuilt in the USA through a 15-step remanufacturing process and tested across multiple operating conditions to verify flow rate, spray pattern, coil resistance, form, fit, and function.

This part is a direct replacement for Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 fuel injection service needs where OE-level performance is required. The injector includes new external seals and o-rings, and it cross-references 4627479AA, 4627479AB, and 0280158310 for the same application.

Key Features

• Remanufactured OEM fuel injector from GBR
• Multi port fuel injector design
• Built using a 15-step remanufacturing process
• 100% tested under multiple operating conditions
• Verified for flow rate, spray pattern, coil resistance, form, fit, and function
• Includes new external seals and o-rings
• Made in the USA

Application Details

Compatible With 2014-2019 Ram 2500 and 2014-2019 Ram 3500, plus 2020 Ram 2500 and 2020 Ram 3500. Search terms such as Ram 2500 fuel injector replacement, Ram 3500 reman fuel injector, and GBR 812-11136 fuel injector help identify the correct part for these applications.

What It Helps Address

• Hard starting caused by a worn or inconsistent injector
• Rough idle from uneven fuel delivery
• Misfire concerns related to poor spray pattern or flow
• Fuel trim issues tied to injector performance drift
• Fuel system service needs on Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 models

Installation Notes and Tips

Fits 2014-2019 Ram 2500, N/A. Fits 2014-2019 Ram 3500, N/A. Fits 2020 Ram 2500, N/A. Fits 2020 Ram 3500, N/A. For 2020 Ram 2500 and 2020 Ram 3500 applications, replace the fuel filter when the injector is replaced where applicable. Follow the vehicle service procedure and verify injector sealing surfaces before installation.

Quality Assurance

GBR remanufactures this injector to meet or exceed OE specifications for the listed performance checks. Each unit is tested for consistent operation before release, and the remanufacturing process is performed in a U.S.A. facility.