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Injector replacement. What's needed for removal and install?
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05-06-2017, 12:11 AM | #23 | |
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New O2's made the car run perfect so my pre cat bank 2 sensor was definitely faulty. After BQ took a look at my logs, he noticed a leaky injector on bank 2 but i have no symptoms yet. Replacing 4-6 injectors with Index 12's on Monday so we'll see how it goes! |
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05-06-2017, 11:18 PM | #26 | |
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05-07-2017, 12:43 PM | #27 |
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05-07-2017, 04:30 PM | #29 |
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I had an injector fail in spectacular fashion. It must have got stuck wide open. Replaced the injector and changed the oil as I took the oil cap off and it smelt like a petrol tank. No other issues to speak of, I'm hoping I didn't get any damage from bore wash, but it seems to have been fine ever since and that was a year ago so I would hope I was lucky.
Was shocked to go from no injector issues to wide open injector though. It was throwing a serious amount of fuel in!! Even when the motor wasn't running, I could actually hear it throwing petrol in when the LPFP primed!!!!
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05-07-2017, 04:53 PM | #30 |
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I misread your original post asking for the exact injector. Yeah i dont think thats really possible unless you have parameters specific to each cylinder you can log and go off of.... I replaced the plugs, coils, pre cat O2's, new stage 2 LPFP, injectors tomorrow. I literally have like nothing else to try at this point so its worth a go! Lol
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05-07-2017, 05:01 PM | #32 |
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Pull the plugs on the bank I called out the possible leaking injector. One of your plugs should be darker than the others. That would be the injector to pull for viewing. If your changing all in the bank then it doesn't matter after confirming vissually you have leak.
BTW you cannot mix injector index on the same bank. The index must be the same on the same bank |
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One of the reasons leaky injectors wreck engines, is the petrol slowly dilutes the oil by running down the bore past the rings and into the sump. Eventually the engine spins a shell/throws a rod.
If you know you've had a leaky injector. I would 100% be changing your oil.
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I don't have personal experience with the 595 RSRR but from what I've read it's middle of the pack for lap times in the 200tw group with RE71R dominating and keeping up with NT01s.
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For one most people don't know how to get INPA running to code them and secondly a lot of people aren't DIYers.
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I am running different indexes in each bank and it works without issues (none of injectors are above index 9). I think your statements refers to the latest index 12 injectors. |
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In my group I have no experience with NT01 but the 595RSRR is definitely better than RS3, RE71R and Direzza
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That's quite interesting.
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Here's a video confirming what I've been reading. Rival 1.5 is very close to the RE71R but a bit slower, every other 200tw tire is way behind (including RS3, ZIISS). However I've also read the RS4 is close to the 1.5. Now, granted it's on a light car in Autox so on a heavy car like an E90 and on track it could definitely be different for the others.
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I saw the video. For me is very simple. Car is DD. Most cars in my group are also DD. RSRR is a lot cheaper and also, surprisingly tough on wear. The other tires wear out rapidly. So what you will see as end result is drivers not pushing those tires to save them and have them last longer. So what good is 1sec quicker in few hot laps to me when I can't do, let's say hypothetically, 10 events with 6X20min sessions each? I ran RS3 last year. I was slower than guys in RE11, RE71 and Direzza. Did few events this year already on the RSRR and now I'm faster because the tire is cheaper and tougher so I'm comfortable pushing them little further. So unless you are professional where seconds matter and have tire sponsor the RSRR are better choice. Why spend $1000 on tires and do 7 events when you can spend $500 on tires and do 10 events.
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