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Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 09 Jun 2012 01:48 am
by kelvingenders
Guys, Final job.....is this hard...are there any pitfalls or problems with doing this. My engine had done 218000Km, so this would seem reasonable to change these. Any advice when removing injector rail? :360:

Re: Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 09 Jun 2012 05:14 pm
by Nimminz
I was given this advice when I was doing my headgasket and wanted to replace the o-rings:
pettaw wrote:I've never been brave/strong enough to just pull the injectors out of the manifold in one go. I've always unclipped them off the fuel rail first and then pulled them out of the manifold individually.
Never got round to doing it though, earlier i'd tried pulling the whole lot off in one but didn't want to force it so just left it. I will do it one day.

Re: Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 09 Jun 2012 06:23 pm
by Ride_on
Havn't done it for a long time, but it was fairly easy from what I remember.

Re: Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 09 Jun 2012 10:38 pm
by Evoman
It should be fairly easy, they should wiggle free. I have never removed the ones on the volvo but my new summer job is working for an injectoin specailist, and I've removed a few so far. Im there to break a few cars he has so no questions about injection systems just yet :P

Re: Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 10 Jun 2012 05:20 am
by kelvingenders
Removed and repaired. Found it easier to put injectors into holes in manifold. Lots of clicking action happening. Sounds great

Re: Fitting new injectors B200E

Posted: 23 Nov 2012 01:11 pm
by alf
Hy, if its ok for kelvin i`ll post my question here, i don`t want to create a new topic.
My injectors are fine i think sm1 (B200e) but-> but will i gain something if i`ll change them with a newer type (with 3,4 or i don`t know how many holes in the nozzle instead of one)? I`m thinking of smoother run, less emissions, i`m not after in HP. Has enyone done this?