3.6T Fuel Distributor Upgrade or replace???
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I am having a few fuelling issues (hot start and rough running) and trying to trouble shoot them one by one :
- clean injectors
- pressure accumulator
- Leask adjustable WUR
The workshop reckons the fuel distributor is on its way out so what are my options on this? Is it possible to get them refurbished/upgraded or is it a new unit?
Thanks
- clean injectors
- pressure accumulator
- Leask adjustable WUR
The workshop reckons the fuel distributor is on its way out so what are my options on this? Is it possible to get them refurbished/upgraded or is it a new unit?
Thanks
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There are two ways I know of that a fuel distributor will fail (1) rust or other contamination (2) ruptured diaphragm.
If it's on it's way out, driveability will be crappy hot or cold. If you just have a hot issue I'd start with looking at residual fuel pressure (an indication of the accumulator condition) followed by system pressure, followed by warm control pressure.
This would be a good time to insure that other parts of the fuel system are functioning up to spec. Pull your injectors and test the spray pattern of each. Also, plan on re-building the WUR (I recommend Brian Leask), especially if you are running over stock boost.
If it's on it's way out, driveability will be crappy hot or cold. If you just have a hot issue I'd start with looking at residual fuel pressure (an indication of the accumulator condition) followed by system pressure, followed by warm control pressure.
This would be a good time to insure that other parts of the fuel system are functioning up to spec. Pull your injectors and test the spray pattern of each. Also, plan on re-building the WUR (I recommend Brian Leask), especially if you are running over stock boost.