hi Steve Robertson its not that hard to do. You just need patience and time. There is a injector pullers that makes the job very. Thank you for the comment.
your right in saying we are getting ripped off over here. We are being forced to drive small cars. The car tax for a big engine huge. For a 3 litre its 1700 euro a year.
A up bud, I have a very smokey 2007 1.3tdci on startup, however ones it’s ran for about 30 seconds (the time it takes to nail the wife) it’s cleared, and it runs sound, there is no more smoke until it’s left 2 hours or more,, now I’m not complaining about having to nail the wife for 30 seconds every morning but I am worried about who’s nailing her when she’s leaving work and has to wait for the 30 seconds or so for it to clear,, so will changing the seals cure the problem? If not would you know what else I can do? Or if there is a common fault as I have seen lots of people posting about it but a lot of google mechanics posting solutions. Although no one has given a fix, Cheers 👍
😂😂 30 second's. Yes changing the seals is the right answer. But you can put in thicker oil for the seals. You can get it in Halfords it's for turbo's. But that's only a quick fix. If you are just going to sell it or keep it going for a bit longer. 🤔🤔
Temur Hussain hi white smoke is a blown turbo or damaged valve seals. It can be a weak head letting water in. was it very smokey be4 you changed the injector?
hi Steve Robertson its not that hard to do. You just need patience and time. There is a injector pullers that makes the job very. Thank you for the comment.
Dude I've gotta replace the injectors on my old 12valve cummins. Not sure I've got the cuts to get in there like that. My hat's off to you.
your right in saying we are getting ripped off over here. We are being forced to drive small cars. The car tax for a big engine huge. For a 3 litre its 1700 euro a year.
Yes today ton it is a lot better now. Yes it is very good on fuel in Europe the fuel prices are a joke. It's $1.30 a litre. What is it in the USA?
A up bud, I have a very smokey 2007 1.3tdci on startup, however ones it’s ran for about 30 seconds (the time it takes to nail the wife) it’s cleared, and it runs sound, there is no more smoke until it’s left 2 hours or more,, now I’m not complaining about having to nail the wife for 30 seconds every morning but I am worried about who’s nailing her when she’s leaving work and has to wait for the 30 seconds or so for it to clear,, so will changing the seals cure the problem? If not would you know what else I can do? Or if there is a common fault as I have seen lots of people posting about it but a lot of google mechanics posting solutions. Although no one has given a fix,
Cheers 👍
😂😂 30 second's. Yes changing the seals is the right answer. But you can put in thicker oil for the seals. You can get it in Halfords it's for turbo's. But that's only a quick fix. If you are just going to sell it or keep it going for a bit longer. 🤔🤔
hey man when you did this change were you getting black smoke prior to the change
+victor medvediuc Hello yes I was. It was coming from under the injectors. along with poor idel.
Hello. Why the space around injectors are full of liquid and dirty?
TODAY TON that last comment was for you.
Thank you I will check them out.
Hello, please tell me in what order it is necessary to insert injectors
Anton Zoko hi
You take one out at a time in any order is how I did it.
Hey mate I'm getting white smoke since when I changed my fuel injector what could be ?
Temur Hussain hi
white smoke is a blown turbo or damaged valve seals. It can be a weak head letting water in. was it very smokey be4 you changed the injector?
Stephen T before changing anything the car was fine since when I've replaced the injector it's giving me white smoke
I can see little bubbles coming out from 2 injector
Did you put a new copper ring in the base of the injector?
Stephen T nope the seals was almost like new
How do I find part 2
Victor Dennis