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Old 11-23-2006, 04:50 PM
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I have mentioned before how sensitive the fuel system appears to be on these cars. My guess is that you introduced a fuel or compression leak during the installation of your injectors. You may want to pop the injector cover off and inspect for fuel leaks. If you fill the injector holes with water you can also see if you have any compression leaks (you'll see bubbles around the injector that's leaking compression). The injectors do need quite a bit of torque to seat properly.

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Old 12-16-2006, 07:51 PM
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well after all that crap

Bought new Bozio nozzles, from Diesel Giant have one word on that WOW WOW WOW quiet quiet, idle back to normal which it hasnt been for while
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Old 12-16-2006, 08:51 PM
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diesel addict , I think i will try your advice poor some water and see if it bubbles up ...........................
Don't.
If the engine is at operating temperature the water will boil/bubble even with no leaks.

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I have mentioned before how sensitive the fuel system appears to be on these cars. My guess is that you introduced a fuel or compression leak during the installation of your injectors. You may want to pop the injector cover off and inspect for fuel leaks. If you fill the injector holes with water you can also see if you have any compression leaks (you'll see bubbles around the injector that's leaking compression). The injectors do need quite a bit of torque to seat properly.
It would seem to me that if you had any leak around the base of the injector there would be some sign of it, some black grimy leakage, especially if there was enough to cause a problem with the engine's running or performance...has anyone tried this tip and detected a leak this way?
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Old 12-18-2006, 01:57 PM
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It would seem to me that if you had any leak around the base of the injector there would be some sign of it, some black grimy leakage, especially if there was enough to cause a problem with the engine's running or performance...has anyone tried this tip and detected a leak this way?
In my case there was no way to tell without some sort of liquid around the injector. The water shouldn't boil even if the engine is at operating temp which should be slightly above 80C, nowhere near the boiling point of water. But I would try it with the engine a bit cooler as you don't want to crack something. By the way my knock is now completely gone it idle when the engine is warmed up. Only at elevated idle (around 1000 RPM) it's not as quiet, but nothing out of the ordinary. As I have mentioned elsewhere, sometimes all you need is to load up on an injector cleaner and cetane boost and just drive the car, but be patient.
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Old 12-18-2006, 08:47 PM
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soapy water

What I used was soapy water, just a little just like looking for tire air leak doesnt take much at all, when I verified no leak shop vac. thru straw worked like charm what I find amazing thru my whole ordeal with the nailing at idle is not one of the two bosch shop said i had bad injector or injectors thay both said injectors fine, well let me say thanks to diesel giant and bozio nozzles changed my self what a diff back to purring like kitten and quiet by the way guys changing nozzles was a breeze! glad I didnt ,but almost did by new injectors from steeler here in canada EACH ONE FOR 98/99 YR IS $450 X6=2700 WOW
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Old 12-18-2006, 10:15 PM
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What I used was soapy water, just a little just like looking for tire air leak doesnt take much at all, when I verified no leak shop vac. thru straw worked like charm what I find amazing thru my whole ordeal with the nailing at idle is not one of the two bosch shop said i had bad injector or injectors thay both said injectors fine, well let me say thanks to diesel giant and bozio nozzles changed my self what a diff back to purring like kitten and quiet by the way guys changing nozzles was a breeze! glad I didnt ,but almost did by new injectors from steeler here in canada EACH ONE FOR 98/99 YR IS $450 X6=2700 WOW
What did the Bozio nozzels set you back? I've got some nailing at idle that is annoying me as well. First start when cold it is fine, then couple minutes later.. noisy. Glad this worked for you.
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bought them from diesel giant 36 bucks each shipped
http://www.dieselgiant.com/fueldeliveryanddieselinjectionrelated.htm#Bosio%20Injector%20Nozzles
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Thanks

Now I've got that option on the table too.

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