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found my crank no start problem finally please read
ok well i have been replacing everything in my high oil pressure system and finally found the problem. on the new injector that i replaced there is something internally wrong i have air coming out of the 2 holes that are on either side of the hi pressure oil rail inlet. what would cause this and can i fix it. brand new injector never even ran the truck on it but at least i found the problem. please let me know guys.
here is a picture. i tried this on other injectors and they dont do it. this is really making me angry that i spent so much on other things just to find out my new part was not good. new parts include dummy plugs and stand pipes, ipr valve, and a starter because my old one crapped out from trying to start it so many times. also i pulled the top of the heads apart 8 times trying to find the problem and make sure all orings were good. i will be contacting the manufacturer tomorrow and see what they say. if they are not helpful i will let everyone know who they are. this has had my truck down for 3 weeks now.
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Isn't that the bolt holes that holds the top of the injector together?
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i have no idea what the holes are for but i know that when i apply air to the inlet i am getting air out of these holes. i am wondering if they are like check valves or something that would release excess pressure. not sure. hoping someone will chime in that has pulled these apart.
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Brand new from ford?
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From a remanufacturer think I found the problem bout to go test it. Will report problem and fix if it works.
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Ok guys figured it out. My new injector was put together wrong. If u take the top off of the injector and have the top piece in ur hand there is a long tiny bolt going through it. There is a piece in there that the bolt goes through. Apparently it was in 180 degrees. Long story short I put back together the right way and she started right up after about 25 seconds. Only problem now is I am getting my contribution code everytime I clear my dtcs. Lol was only popping up once or twice a month before which is y I changed the injector to begin with. I will drive it around tomorrow and see if it clears up.
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Code is gone I turned it off after driving it and staryed back up and codes come back clean. Really relieved but still aggitated at the same time. U buy something expecting it to be good. Oh well they will get a phone call tomorrow for costing me an extra 500 bucks and 3 weeks down time to diagnose their faulty workmanship.
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Hope it stays that way, thanks for the update.
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So much for the bench test prior to packaging!
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