Diesel injectors

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Diesel injectors

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I changed my injectors yesterday mine had done 186500 miles, so I had another set that had only done 106000 miles wow what a difference tickover is a lot more steady and the engine as a whole seems to run alot smoother, my old ones were well worn you could see the wear on them, so i stripped them down and was horrified you can see and feel the wear on the needle there is a definate lip. :)
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Time to do mine I think. Is it expensive/complicated?

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Worth ringing round diesel specialists for quotes. When mine were done the bill was less than I could have purchased the injectors for (£100 5 years ago)

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the cost for me was a few pence in diesel to the breakers the replacement injectors were put in pocket and i paid for a titchy item, and the job was very easy its just like changing spark plugs just they are a bit tighter 98Flbs :)
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Post by Gareth Wales »

But are these "Diesel REDEX fuel system cleaners" really worth it - or do they simply negate the amount you saved buying supermarket diesel?How will we ever know?
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me personally i have never found them to make much difference :lol:
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