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Originally Posted by Beagle
The most common faults with the DN pintle nozzles are blocked, partially blocked or intermittently blocking jets and that should be the first thing you check when you have an injector problem. The centre hole in the SD 240/ pintle is 0,20mm dia, the average dia of a human hair is 0.10dia, a VERY small hole and all the fuel going into your engine must pass through it. The only way to check and clear these holes is with the special cleaning needles available from Bosch. Two are available:
0,18mm dia for SD 240/ (KDEP 2900/5) and 0,15mm dia for SD 240 (KDEP 2900/3).
They are expensive and you need sharp eyes, a VERY steady hand and a feather touch. We use a microscope but a 5x magnifying will suffice. Break the needle in the hole and you can throw away the nozzle! The cross hole is cleared with the same needle.
If the Jet becomes blocked the needle will over-lift giving a poor quality cone shaped spray (see sketch). A good injector will have a narrow parallel +/- 5mm dia jet that is well atomized.
Hope that helps  Have a nice day.
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I don't use a torque wrench on the bodies or on the installation. The factory shop manual has an extensive write-up on cleaning injectors (07.1.4-135). You should be able to access the FSM at skinnerbox.com, find a link in the FAQ sticky at the top of the forum.
Body 70-80NM
Pressures for Non-turbo are 115-123 min 100 for used injector. For the turbo they are higher, I don't have that book in the house. Off of the top of my head I want to say it is 130 or 135.