Fuel Injectors: Installing
Danger of causing damage to the sealing surface on the fuel injector.
- To remove the rust particles on the fuel injector sealing surface, clean the fuel injector shaft in the cylinder head using the Cleaning Set VAS 6811, refer to the Owner's Manual.
Installing New Fuel Injectors
The following must be replaced when installing a new fuel injection:
- Copper Ring
- O-ring for the fuel injector shaft
- O-ring for the fuel return line connection
-- Read and follow all instructions on installing the high pressure lines, refer to HIGH PRESSURE LINE, INSTALLING .
Installing Used Fuel Injectors
The following must be replaced when installing a used fuel injector:
- Copper Ring
- O-ring for the fuel injector shaft
- O-ring for the fuel return line connection
-- Spray the tip of the fuel injector with a rust removing spray. Remove the rust or oil particles with a rag after approximately five minutes.
-- To remove the used copper sealing ring from the fuel injector, clamp the sealing ring carefully in a vise.
-- Clamp the copper ring in a vise until the clamping jaws on the vise prevent the ring from turning.
-- Pull the fuel injector out of the copper sealing ring by hand with slight twisting and pulling motions.
-- Clean any deposits from under the copper ring.
-- Replace the seal for the fuel injector, to do this use the O-ring Assembly Sleeve T10377.
Continuation for Used and New Fuel Injectors
-- Coat the fuel injector O-rings with assembly oil, engine oil, or diesel fuel.
-- Install the fuel injector.
-- First tighten the high pressure lines union nuts by hand. Make sure it fits free-of-tension.
-- The correction values for the new injectors must be must be programmed into the engine control module after replacing one or more injectors, refer to FUEL INJECTORS, ADAPTING CORRECTION VALUES .
-- Fill/bleed the fuel system, refer to FUEL SYSTEM, FILLING/BLEEDING .
-- Install the engine cover, refer to ENGINE COVER .
- Tightening specification, refer to OVERVIEW - FUEL INJECTORS .