[marianu]

hello my friends,i have one problem with my car with engine atd 101 hp.i made a test with vag and i find some problems with injection at cylinder 4- 2.99 mg/h.some sugestios ,can someone help?

 

[Vent5]

First, what are the symptoms? If there's only 1 injector problem, then I am guessing that the engine is running rough?

Is it constantly rough or better at higher rpms?

+/- .5 mg/str is an acceptable difference.

You could have a bad injector. You could also try removing the bad injector and putting it in another slot. If the bad injector is still #4, then it could be something else, if it stays with the moved injector, then it could be a bad injector.

You could also try a can of diesel purge cleaner to see if that evens out the problem.

 

[marianu]

my injections is:cyl 1-1.65 cyl 2-1.69 cyl 3-0.16 and cyl 4 -2.99 mg/r.the engine us running fine.no intreruptions,but an excesive fuel consumptions!i just want some detailes about removing the injector.[sry my bad english]

 

[chittychittybangbang]

Here are some instructions on removing the pumpe duse injector:

remove the upper timing belt cover and valve cover.Turn crankshaft until the cam lobe for the injector you want points up. Remove the rocker arm bolts, adjustment screwm and ensionin block. The electrical connector should come off with a screwdriver.

It should then come out.

 

[Vent5]

It's not too hard to remove the injectors but if you are having low fuel economy and one of the injectors is putting in more fuel, try cleaning them with diesel fuel cleaner like diesel purge before pulling the injector.

There could be a tiny bit of buildup that is lowering your fuel economy.

 

[marianu]

thank you for sugestions friends,i try and i tell you.

 

[diesel guy]

It's very straightforward but try to clean them in car first.

You can also use the vag-com to check the timing.

 

[marianu]

i can check timing with vag 311-2?please tell me how.

 

[chittychittybangbang]

I forgot that you have a pumpe duse, from the ross tech website:

Note to 1.9 PD (pumpe duese aka unit injectors) owners: The timing in PD engines is determined electronically by the ECU. There is neither a need nor an ability to check timing on the PD engines using VAG-COM.. There are no graphs published for the simple reason that the timing is set using a dedicated VAG locking tool when changing the timing belt

 

[marianu]

ok,i understend.some specification about tdi-pd engine with some pictures where i find?

 

[chittychittybangbang]

Here are some specs about the PD engine, hope this answers your question.

 

[chittychittybangbang]

some more pics and specs from the manual

If you need some ideas about the VAG-Com cable, they have a guide here:

http://www.ross-tech.com/vag-com/cars/tdi.html

 

[marianu]

thank you very much,i understend some things about that problem.