Injector O-rings bad
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#4
Good catch. I'm not quite up on Autotype translation yet... it's a tough language to master.
One possibility is not hot-torquing the injector hold-down bolts, and one or more worked loose. Did you get obnoxious knock out of the engine?
The O rings look just like what happens when one is stingy on the oil during install. I'm not saying this is the case here, but I'll share that my injectors get an oil bath before install. Don't everybody all perv out on me now.
#5
Good catch. I'm not quite up on Autotype translation yet... it's a tough language to master.
One possibility is not hot-torquing the injector hold-down bolts, and one or more worked loose. Did you get obnoxious knock out of the engine?
The O rings look just like what happens when one is stingy on the oil during install. I'm not saying this is the case here, but I'll share that my injectors get an oil bath before install. Don't everybody all perv out on me now.
One possibility is not hot-torquing the injector hold-down bolts, and one or more worked loose. Did you get obnoxious knock out of the engine?
The O rings look just like what happens when one is stingy on the oil during install. I'm not saying this is the case here, but I'll share that my injectors get an oil bath before install. Don't everybody all perv out on me now.
#7
Good catch. I'm not quite up on Autotype translation yet... it's a tough language to master.
One possibility is not hot-torquing the injector hold-down bolts, and one or more worked loose. Did you get obnoxious knock out of the engine?
The O rings look just like what happens when one is stingy on the oil during install. I'm not saying this is the case here, but I'll share that my injectors get an oil bath before install. Don't everybody all perv out on me now.
One possibility is not hot-torquing the injector hold-down bolts, and one or more worked loose. Did you get obnoxious knock out of the engine?
The O rings look just like what happens when one is stingy on the oil during install. I'm not saying this is the case here, but I'll share that my injectors get an oil bath before install. Don't everybody all perv out on me now.
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Also be sure to do a good cleaning of the brass cups inside the head. I used a greenie scrubbing pad wrapped around a wire brush chucked in my cordless drill to do this. You don't need to reach bottom, only the areas where the o-rings seal and everything above them. Drop a dime into the cup to keep any debris from falling through the injector hole into the cylinder, then vacuum everything out. Cleanliness is next to not doing this thing again-ness.
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