My car has been running bad, when I unplug the injectors(electronic) there
are a couple that dont change the idol, I guess this means they are
pluged? If so how do I clean them?
T.G. Lambach - 20 Oct 2006 18:46 GMT
Suggest you do a Google search for "fuel injector service" shops in your
area. These shops typically charge about $15 or $20 per injector for
ultrasonic cleaning and calibration. Tell them what motor the injectors
are from.
Karl - 21 Oct 2006 02:43 GMT
Which 2?
The injectors get their signal to fire from ECU via the trigger points in the base of the
distributor.
There are 4 sets of points. Each set goes to 2 injectors. Usually, oil goes up the dist shaft and
takes out the points.
Your cylinders are 1 to 4 down the pass side and 5 to 8 down the drivers side.
The trigger points fire these cylinders at the same time:
1 + 5
2 + 7
3 + 6
4 + 8
If you are losing any pair listed, look at the trigger points.
There are 2 different styles: with the lead and without the lead.
Up to engine 016343 uses the set without a lead, Bosch number 1 230 090 009
From engine 016344 uses the set with the lead, Bosch number 1 230 090 013 They are not cheap......
they list for $530.00.......
> My car has been running bad, when I unplug the injectors(electronic) there
> are a couple that dont change the idol, I guess this means they are
> pluged? If so how do I clean them?
Ken - 21 Oct 2006 15:03 GMT
> My car has been running bad, when I unplug the injectors(electronic) there
> are a couple that dont change the idol, I guess this means they are
> pluged? If so how do I clean them?
Two reasons that caused my SL to run crappy were: the trigger points on
the dist or the throttle switch....the contacts in the TS get worn out
and start giving the ECM the wrong info