The injectors were bad after only 10,000 miles?
@MrMarty51 your injectors only lasted 10k miles after they balanced and tested them! would this be due to chineeseium? I would ask them to see what might be the cause of them not lasting.
These are the made in India new Bosch injectors.
There was no core involved.
I didnt know about just slapping in a new set of injectors. I bought one of them made in India injector test stands and run them brand new injectors through the test.
Six of eight would not hold pressure and would just piss out a stream with no atomization.
I sent them to this shop with instructions to let me know what his findings was on each individual injector.
Several days/week later the box of injectors was returned, they didnt even call for a method of payment so I called and the secretary/wife I believe, said Joe was out of the shop for a couple of days doing some work out of town, so, I never got an answer to what was going on with each injector.
I did run each injector through the test procedure and every one of them was functioning perfectly and popping and chattering at exactly 1950 PSI.
How He was able to get each injector so close is something I cant figure out, at least not without taking hours in each injector.
That wont happen because all He charged at that time was ten bucks a pop.
He must have an endless supply of various thickness of shims and a mighty good idea what it takes for each PSI variation and what shim to poke in there to het each injector to that reading.
I will never again trust a new injector.
Quad Star had some that was balanced, now no longer on their web pages.
I think even those I would run through a test cycle just to be sure.
Yesterday, talked to Joe. He said send them over.
A small flat rate USPS shipping box, a zip lock gallon baggie with a blue shop towel with injectors inside it and folded over, a trip to the post office and $11.00 and had them sent off in the mail.
They will be there tomorrow/Friday. He said two to three days and he would have them back in the mail. I am expecting them back before the end of next week. The time it takes is nothing compared to what a faulty injector can do to an engine.
If the price has gone up from that ten bucks I will post it up.
I think that the only reason there is not more engine problems with faulty injectors is the fact that the injection pumps push out a limited amount of fuel on each cycle, and it is over that 1950+ PSI. Even though it is just a squirt instead of an atomized shot of fuel, the limited supply keeps the circumstances from burning holes in more pistons.
I might be wrong on the theories and I would like to hear if I am, but, lets not clutter this thread any more than it already has been and start a new thread on the topic.