Cleaning the injectors
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- Simon Jones
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Cleaning the injectors
Anyone got any advise on whether its worth / wise to clean the injectors? If so, how? They're quite sooty, but the mechanic whose helping me with my overheating problems says they're quite a precise piece of engineering with very tight tolerances. Suggestions either way much appreciated.
Re: Cleaning the injectors
Every 6/7 tankfulls,i buy the proprietory injector cleaner ,available from most garages
£7 ,does two tankfulls and is supposed to increase MPG/performance...not sure if it does,but i get it anyway.
Brian
£7 ,does two tankfulls and is supposed to increase MPG/performance...not sure if it does,but i get it anyway.
Brian
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Re: Cleaning the injectors
Might be worth giving them to a diesel injection specialist or local college to spray test for performance.
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Re: Cleaning the injectors
Your mechanic is quite correct simon,the injectors are very finely tuned pieces of kit,the spray pattern determines how well,or not your engine will run...
This link may be of benefit to you simon....
http://www.injectorcleaning.co.uk/post.htm
This link may be of benefit to you simon....
http://www.injectorcleaning.co.uk/post.htm
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- Simon Jones
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Re: Cleaning the injectors
Cheers BDC. I'll have a read - it looks like they only do petrol injectors