Timing and Metering Valves |
12-01-2022, (Subject: Timing and Metering Valves ) Post: #9 | |||
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RE: Timing and Metering Valves (11-30-2022 )TerryB Wrote: When you say leaky injector do you mean it's not sealing off tight and letting compression back in? Or fuel leaking by internally in the injector allowing the timing to be incorrect? I know how to test for compression leaking back with the hose in the cup looking for air, I'm not sure how to test an injector for timing to see if the liquid cylinder is holding tight. A leaky injector will back-feed a tiny bit of the cylinder pressures, backwards into the fuel system, throwing off everything intermittently. It can become bad enough to eventually cause solenoid damage too. The test is simple. I have videos on how to check for leaky injectors + how to identify which one it is ... ref: http://rawze.com/forums/showthread.php?t...8#pid67948 User's Signature: ->: What I post is just my own thoughts and Opinions! --- I AM Full Of S__T!. | |||
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Timing and Metering Valves - TerryB - 11-28-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - Nostalgic - 11-28-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - Nostalgic - 11-28-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - TerryB - 11-28-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - Rawze - 11-29-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - TerryB - 11-30-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - Rawze - 11-30-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - TerryB - 11-30-2022, RE: Timing and Metering Valves - Rawze - 12-01-2022 |
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