changing injectors
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changing injectors
I have a ticking sound coming from my engine. I have narrowed it down to the injectors. I used the listen with a long screw driver method to rule out other possibilities. Of the 5 injectors I was able to check through this metod (the rear center injector being inaccessible), the rear right injector sounds considerably different than the other four and has a faint ticking sound. I suspect the rear center injector to be the main culprit however. Since I have to remove the upper manifold to remove any of the rear injectors, I was going to change all three.
My question to anybody who has had to change their injectors is, are there any other parts I need besides the injectors, such as o-rings or a new upper manifold gasket?
Any help is much appreciated.
Ruben
My question to anybody who has had to change their injectors is, are there any other parts I need besides the injectors, such as o-rings or a new upper manifold gasket?
Any help is much appreciated.
Ruben
#2
you dont need to replace the gasket as long as it is in good condition. The same goes for the o rings. But you make sure that the injectors are faulty before you go through all that work for nothing. Is the engine misfiring that is always a good indicator of a bad injector. The ticking of the injectors are normal if I were you I would first get them cleaned. Try using lucas fuel treatment or go to nissan if you got the dogh it will cost over $100.
#3
Originally Posted by 2naboy
you dont need to replace the gasket as long as it is in good condition. The same goes for the o rings. But you make sure that the injectors are faulty before you go through all that work for nothing. Is the engine misfiring that is always a good indicator of a bad injector. The ticking of the injectors are normal if I were you I would first get them cleaned. Try using lucas fuel treatment or go to nissan if you got the dogh it will cost over $100.
No, no misfire. The car runs fine other than the anoying ticking. My friend said he could hear my car from inside his house.
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The loud ticking is perfectly normal. Now if you had a misfire problem and the coil pack and spark plugs were fine then I might suspect an injector problem. I would not go replacing injectors for no reason. I would be worried if they were not ticking.
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Originally Posted by I30tMikeD
The loud ticking is perfectly normal. Now if you had a misfire problem and the coil pack and spark plugs were fine then I might suspect an injector problem. I would not go replacing injectors for no reason. I would be worried if they were not ticking.
+1 on that comment its a lot of time and money to waste just to change perfectly good injectors.
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