ERIKC 0445110766 For BOS Auto Spare Part Injector 0 445 110 766 Common Rail Fuel Injection 0445 110 766

ERIKC 0445110766 For BOS Auto Spare Part Injector 0 445 110 766 Common Rail Fuel Injection 0445 110 766

1 injector detail

2 injector picture

3 injector FAQ

FAQ: What are the reasons for black smoke?

ERIKC Answer: pistons, piston rings, cylinder sleeves and other faults

Cylinder liner wear, piston wear, piston ring heavy rings, etc. (Gas ring oil ring gap coincidence leads to leakage in the cylinder, cylinder pressure decreases.

FAQ: Restrictions

unburned oxygen enters the exhaust and makes the O2 sensor read lean. On older multiport systems that fire the injectors simultaneously, the computer compensates by increasing the “on” time of all the injectors, which can create an overly rich fuel condition in the other cylinders.

Direct fuel injectors are more sensitive to restrictions because of the precise amount of fuel they inject into the combustion chamber.

FAQ: Heat Soak​

Since the formation of these deposits is a normal consequence of engine operation, detergents are added to gasoline to help keep the injectors clean. But if a vehicle is used primarily for short-trip driving, the deposits may build up faster than the detergents can wash them away

FAQ: Turbo Troubles

ERIKC Answer:In turbocharged engines, dirty injectors can have a dangerous leaning effect that may lead to engine-damaging detonation. When the engine is under boost and at a higher rpm, it needs all the fuel the injectors can deliver. If the injectors are dirty and can’t keep up with the engine’s demands, the fuel mixture will lean out, causing detonation to occur. The leaning out may cause higher than normal exhaust temperatures and turbo failure.

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