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I feel real lucky if 2-3 injectors in a set don't require further adjustment after reassembly. Not once, ever, have I had a full set come out within spec. Not one time.
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the torque setting on the injector bodies needs to be to spec. it has NOTHING to do with pop pressure... if you attempt to adjust pop pressure by torquing the injector bodies... you will damage the bodies. pop pressure is accomplished by altering the spacing between the spring and the nozzle you need to lap the body for reducing clearance between them, or add/subtract shims...
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How about "Install the appropriate shim?" No other options need to be considered.
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I did have a set of 5 Monark nozzles I installed on my 83 300D (since sold) that needed no shim adjustments or lapping with abrasives. All I did was rub the intermediate discs on a piece of paper to get rid of most of the "ring" on the mating surfaces, if that can be called lapping. All five nozzles popped tested in spec with good spray patterns, no peeing or drips. I was impressed with the quality of that set of Monarks.
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Oh man, I hope you guys aren't under the impression that I think I can make the NEW nozzles work by playing with the amount of torque during reassembly... I was responding to the idea that the OLD nozzles won't even work now since I didn't mark the two halves so I could line those marks back up. Realigning the housing to the way it was originally would be a question of an unknown amount of torque, would it not?
Anyway, I should have quoted the part I was responding to and been more clear. I'm also not going to do that because it would involve an endless amount of removing the injectors, taking them apart, putting them back on, purging the air, seeing if it runs right... Blech. Old nozzles or bust today. I hope the car knows what's good for it. -Rog |
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Get a pop tester or find someone who has one and knows how to use it. Any further fiddling with the injectors is only going to end in frustration.
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I know, believe me. I just can't afford to put more money into this right now.
The old nozzles give the same nailing, popping, and smoking. Obviously I'm just completely incompetent at this one thing. Please let this thread die now. I already know I made a mistake, I don't need to be told it for ten more pages or anything. -Rog |
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You've already spent the bulk of the money in getting new nozzles. It might be worth phoning a couple local injector shops to see what they want. Since you'll only be paying for labor it might not be as much as you'd think.
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There is no shop that I have ever heard of that can do as good and inexpensive of a job as Greazzer. Most shops charge ridiculous prices for injector service.
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It's just better to learn yourself.
It is true injector and Diesel shops are rip-off shops (last resort if you aren't handy). I have learned also that Monark injectors are really crap in my experience. May be a bad batch, or maybe the 617s just don't like them. |
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Monarks, actually Monark-DES (DES = Dresdner Einspritz Systeme) are the last German made nozzles out there. Bosch were being made in France, now India, and most likely China. Other options are Bosio, made in Italy. There are others ...
I am hard pressed to believe and unconvinced that other countries will make a superior nozzle. Bosios are nice, and they spray slightly more fuel, but I cannot say that Bosios are better. |
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shouldn't Bosch Rebuilds from our host be good to go or do I need to find somebody to cal them?
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Wowza ... just checked. They are $71.75 a piece and they are Indian Made ..., so with shipping, that's pushing $375.00 for a set of 5. Personally, and just my preferance, I would opt for German made nozzle holders vs. Indian made or French made and that goes for the nozzles too.
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In all fairness, unless one orders one injector at a time, shipping would appear to be free.
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