How a Common Rail Diesel Injector Works and Common Failure Points - Engineered Diesel
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- We, at Engineered Diesel, created this video to help our customers have a better understanding of how a common rail diesel injector works, which makes it easier to understand why they fail. This video also points out common failure points within the injectors. If you are experiencing ANY of these symptoms, you may need new injectors.
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Nice simple and effective
Well done m8 very usefull info
Indeed lovely video cleared my concept about inj. fuel
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It is fantastic and clear.
really good video, thanks
Great video on this subject
Hello from Moscow (Russia)! Very good video!
good explanation and diagram,
Thanks for your help!
Very nice. I was looking for the reason for having leak off lines on common rail injectors. Now I know.
Very educational video there should be more videos like this one 😅
Thank you for putting this up . Start to understand why they are so expensive , good materials required to cope with high pressure & heat + tight tolerances .............. makes you want to go back to carbs !
+magna59 carbs where never used in diesel
carbs? shame
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Thanks, I understand basic rules how it works now.
Nice video. It would be much better with narration by some expert in Diesel
Thanks!
Excellent Vid.
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Wonder how about Delphi CR injectors works, how this control valve works. Interesting
Very Very Nice Video, I loved it. Now I understand the Injectors better. I have a 2007 Nissan Qashqai 1,5dci K9K engine that won't start. I am here in Mozambique/Africa. Luckily I have some experience on injectors, and I do have a Ultrasonic Cleaner. I did dismantle them all and cleaned them . Did a test on the Car, they blow diesel fantastic.. Unfortunately the car still doesn't start. I will do a Leak test tomorrow, and update. Are there any special tools available to open solenoid part , and get to clean the small inlet nozzle ?
Good vid.
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perfect
does the pressure comes from the entry when the pintel slides left?
or is it reserved in the right section at the tip ?
it's not clear
If one has ball seat erosion, is that a rebuild able condition ?
Thanks
Low sulphur diesel can be blamed for a lot of injector pump failures since the sulphur content acts as a lubricant. The mk3 mondeo tdci has this problem. When the pump wears it releases tiny metal particles into the fuel system. There were a number of cases of an injector being held open flooding the cylinder causing a bent con rod. Modern diesels are great when they're running right but can be an expensive pain in the arse when they go wrong.
I think two stroke oil in low proportions can fix this problem with the lubrication. I read on forums and most guys that tried either got improvements or got nothing. I never saw anybody complaining from the two stroke oil. Some even said that their engines stopped smoking at high loads and rpms and became quieter .
Hi Sir. May I ask what would be the safe amount of sulfur content in a diesel to refrain from failures? Thank you
At CN we use a ultra high sulfur diesel fuel so this is not much of a problem. Our GE es44ac still has issues though.
Wouldn't high sulphur increase also increase corrosion tendency of the medium.
It's not the sulfur, it's everything else that's refined out with it
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Все предельно понятно. Супер ролик. Спасибо.
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Nice video. Would someone explain to me, what is the effect on the engine from the last failure - permanently open valve of the injector ? Thanks.
I think increases fuel consumption
Black smoke
Rich mixture
Failure emission test
Excuse me if my answer is not Wright
If the valve is leaking, the injector will be constantly open due to the pressure difference between the lower part of the needle and the upper part (piston). That would mean you would not only be wasting the fuel but would also be highly increasing the amount of diesel that is not completely burst, which would then be burst in the exhaust system leading to that black smoke coming out of it.
fuel knock, very loud knocking
is this piezo injection? or elektric magnetic?
electromagnetic. the magnet is drawn here, with 2 wires.
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what kind of resistance can I expect on injector poles?
Can I check that way the corect functioning of solenoids?
tnx a lot!
+pablito0603 1.6 Mega Ohm for truck Injectors that I have experience with but different applications and manufacturers will have different Stator designs so will vary. Also need to check that there is no continuity with the Injector body as the Stator coil can also short against its housing.
NO!!! this is not a piezo; the resistance on these is around 0.2 ohms(0.2).
0.5 ohm on denso injectors
Could a high pressure in common rail fault be caused by the high pressure pump not shutting off?
usually caused by a faulty suction control valve allowing too much fuel to flow through the pump (the pump is constantly driven by the engine, pressure is regulated by flow control)
bad scv or bad relief valve
the weakness in common rail is the pump that has maintain high pressure in the rail. Proper diesel injectors are driven by a large full size camshaft and are very robust.
the injectors are driven by only 2 wires, no camshafts. this isnt pumpe duse system
most common failure is the suction control valve, not the injection pump itself.
@@slec-wz1db lets not forget rust........its a common problem that the dissolved moisture in diesel fuel causes rust to form in the metallic components, and common rail pumps dont like rust at all. There are large, high efficiency filters that can scrub out dissolved moisture, but the OEM filters fall far short of that.
the internals of the injection pump, fuel lines, leak off lines and injectors on denso common rail are made of high grade stainless steels. I have not cut open a fuel rail itself but I have seen a fuel rail relief valve and it also made of stainless steel. I would presume that the fuel rail is also made of very robust material as it has to withstand fuel pressures over 4000 psi.
So it looks as though such a nozzle could spray continually - like the fuel injector in a gas turbine - so long as the fuel rail was maintained at a suitable pressure and a constant current was applied to the injector. I wonder how wide the range of pressures is for which it would atomize the fuel.
nice video what is the voltage of solenoid please inform me
70 volts dc on denso injectors
Will injector cleaner solve Nozzle Erosion Seapage?
no, needs to be replaced
If the vehicle overheated can the injectors get affected?
ecu will cut off engine if overheating
How many volts is necessary to the solenoid to fire the injector?
Good question.
I bet 12
70 volts dc on denso injectors
Am working on a 2206A Perkins 2200 Series, I worked on the Nozzle after two days, it’s stop working again I hard to dismantle the nozzles and service again, it’s currently working now but I would like to know the solution because am suspecting the Engine oil is not Good and what’s the best engine oil meant for the engine. Thank You
Hello help me out here - i have a FORD RANGER RHD 2.2l diesel (2012) 15000km and from a 0km take off a plum of black and during a kick down sometimes a trail of black is scene. this is not normal as my friends pick up dont do this, what could be the cause?
get a gasoline car
The main reason for black smoke from a Diesel engine is having a fuel mix that is to rich. If you can try modifying the air fuel mixture too have more air.
a bit late but if it puffs black smoke then i think its too rich of a mix probably a seapage on the nozzles causing excess fuel leaking into the combustion chamber or a misfire on the solenoids either way you should get the injectors checked out its probably because you were running diesel fuel with too low of a sulfur content not providing enough lubrication on the injectors hope you can get it fixed
bad injectors, bad turbo dirty intake
One question no one seems to know the answer to. And a firm in Brighton called auto diesel marine a Bosch agent repairing injectors and repairing engines had no idea. How terrible they did not know the exact point in a Diesel engine when the injector fires. I’m after thinking about it, believe that it is either just after piston has reached top dead centre so as the explosion goes off it fires downwards. Or as piston rising from air intake stroke. As it’s pressurised in the rail, and if it was to be injected into the compressing air, I would think maybe when piston is 75 percent up and air not too hot yet to make Diesel go bang. My first answer I believe more though. Do you know?
Sure injector leaking cant cause blueish smoke as the blueish comes from oil. So like valve stem seals in head or worn rings.
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Nice..a vid I have to read
Hallo KIT Studierende!
4m50 exletion slower problems
how to speed control of ejection stroke ?
Add music from Ironmaiden and your vid will be 100% improved!! :-)
still the best the conventional fuel injector with no solenoid.
I tear down diesel injectors for work and I never knew how they worked I just knew all the little parts lol
plunger is a magnet ??
+Tushar Girotra no,the pressure builds up and forces it open, then the pressure of the spring closes it
no. the plunger is actuated by hydraulic and spring forces
So I wonder what is causing my low fuel rail pressure then.
replace the fuel filter first.
Dead silent video...made me check my phone's speakers...
I have a Peugeot 308 1.6 HDi diesel automatic with electronic gearbox. I put it into the local Peugeot dealer for a diagnostic test as the 1st and 2nd gears were a bit "lumpy". The test revealed a fault on Injector #1. They said that this could POSSIBLY be the problem withe gear change "lumpiness"!!! They said to RENEW this injector would cost me £844.21p!!!!! (where did the 21p come from)?
When I asked if the fault was with the injector or the electric 12V timing solenoid they just said the fault was with the injector and could not tell me if there was a timing problem. When the car is out of gear and idling there does not appear to be any problem with the engine, everything running quietly/smoothly, no misfire even when increasing revs, all sounds good. This does not seem to me that the injector is a problem or the timing.
Makes me wonder if the ECU computer needs resetting. Has anyone got any ideas?
got same issue except gear bought injector from ebay for 40 and fix renault scenic 1.5tdi lumpy power
Only you must to by an other car out of Peugeot!!!!... of course.... I now, im french!!!!.......good by...
changed 6 injectors, 3'500 swiss francs after a BAD QUALITY DIESEL i've put on my Jeep Grand cherokee 3.0 2012
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Then how it is sprayed at smaller particle size ?
Higher pressure :) The higher the pressure, the better the atomization.
I want to know about ECM celebration thank u
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This is very bad and boring explanation of how common rail injection works..Oh and it's missing A LOT OF DETAILS and the main component thats actually named "common rail"
One detail I don't understand is why does an injector (i.e.: LB7) exhibit a certain amount of return fuel flow, even when the injector is closed. This drawing does not show a path for return flow under that condition. One of the items overlooked (like the ball?) 😄.
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