Injector Service

Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 16:26

beatsworkin

Hi guys I'm at Redland bay Qld and need to get my GU 2.8ltr turbo diesel patrol injectors cleaned and serviced and don't know where to take them to or around what cost it will occur any help would be great

Many Thanks Shane
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AnswerID: 313090   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 16:38

Member - Graham H (QLD) replied:

About $100 each I think and there is a 4x4 performance place at Capalaba the may be able to help you. Try Yellow
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AnswerID: 313092   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 16:51

Member - Oldplodder (QLD) replied:

Try Highway Diesel at Coopers Plains.
But then I am only 15 mins away from Coopers Plains :o)
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AnswerID: 313115   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 18:53

Member - Dirt Thirsty (QLD) replied:

Try Redlands 4x4 in Steel Street Capalaba Peter will look after you.
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FollowupID: 579352   Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 01, 2008 at 18:34

Member - Graham H (QLD) posted:

THats who I meant couldnt remember the name
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AnswerID: 313143   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 21:01

Ross H (QLD) replied:

Shane
I'm at victoria point you can drop in and see John at redland bay gararge have not got his number on me but will post it later for you. He has been doing the families cars for over fifteen years and if he can't do it he can tell you who can. Just nice and local for you.

Regards Ross
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AnswerID: 313180   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 22:56

kiwicol replied:

I dont know what you are expecting, have done 3 vehicles injectors, 2 4.2 niassan diesals and 1 7 litre volvo truck motor with over 800,00ks, and have seen and felt no gains in power or fuel figures, the last vehicle i did is a 4.2 diesal GQ with 350,00ks, fitted new injectors and got no benefits at all, still get 12lts - 100ks, same as before and no extra power gains. Looked at the injectors taken out and saw very little wear. One thing i have found that helps is a good upper cylinder lubricant since the sulpher content has been taken out of the fuel, the only benefits have been smoother motor running and less black smoke out the back, i use moreys, have tried others, but they didnt work. If you still get good fuel economy i wouldnt waste my money. Just keep up with good fuel filters. Col
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FollowupID: 579189   Submitted: Monday, Jun 30, 2008 at 23:24

Red Patrol posted:

Hi, I thought the same with my GQ 2.8 TD. Got it dynoes recently and it had about 65 hp at the rear wheels. Got the thing tuned on the dyno and went up to 85 hp. Like a new car without having to get new injectors etc. Mine has done 160K. Havnt tried consumption figures yet but that is why I thought the inectors were worn.
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FollowupID: 579416   Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 01, 2008 at 22:55

Member - Matt (Perth-WA) posted:

Kiwi...just rest assured that you are doing the righ thing for the environment. Your injectors need to be VERY bad before you will feel a significant difference in performance.

Old injectors will still provide good power and little noticeble effect to performance but the emissions will be through the roof!!

If we wait for poor performance to clean our injectors then they are about 50 000km overdue in most cases and been spewing emission for a long time.

Mmmmm dont you feel all fuzzy inside knowing you are doing the environment the best!

All the best

Matt.

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FollowupID: 579528   Submitted: Wednesday, Jul 02, 2008 at 19:32

kiwicol posted:

Hi Matt, totally agree with what you are saying that is why i have spent the money on the posted 3 vehicles, (am a greeny at heart) but am starting to look at things differently as in how do you get bad emissions when you get the same or even better fuel consumption than the manufacturer has stated what the vehicle should get, have spent the money on making my diesal more fuel efficient, and have seen gains in all things i have done except the $600 plus to fit new injectors. I feel if i had done the pump as well i may have seen a small gain. My vehicle has done 360,000 ks doesnt blow black smoke and gets the same as a 100 series worth 70- 80 grand with all the latest computors, but at the end of the day neither of these vehicles are up to the latest emission laws.
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