[A4] Potential A4 Conflagration
Scott Simmons
indischrot at gmail.com
Fri Dec 26 19:19:11 PST 2008
Since it's happening to all 6 injectors, I almost want to dismiss the
idea that all of them failed in the exact same way at the exact same time.
Maybe it's a fuel pressure issue?
~Scott S.
Richard Andrews wrote:
>Sounds like a great way to get outta a b5 lemon.
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>I've never heard of this before but suppose anything is possible.
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>-richard
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>On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 5:10 PM, Doug Harrison <S6overMT at montana.net> wrote:
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>>Greetings,
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>>I have a 1998 model with the 2.8 5V (AHA) engine with about 120K on the
>>clock. When temps fall below 0 degrees F, upon starting (if it starts at),
>>all 6 fuel injectors leak copious amounts of fuel externally at what appears
>>to be the area below the plastic electrical connection on the injector body.
>> As this is happening, with fire extinguisher in hand, the engine runs fine
>>and warms up normally with no engine fault codes thrown (had 2 throttle body
>>fault codes earlier, but they did not return after clearing) . The
>>injectors do not leak at all when starting above about 10 degrees or when at
>>normal operating temps. The (12) injector seals were very recently replaced
>>along with a new fuel pressure regulator (and there is good vacuum at the
>>regulator). Have not gauged fuel pressure yet or checked fuel return lines
>>for blockage.
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>>Before I throw $600+ at a new set of injectors, have I missed something?
>> Anyone hear of defective injectors in these cars under extreme cold? Any
>>ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much.
>>
>>Doug H.
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