Hi, no idea what these are called, but they have little valves I think held in place with a spring.
I can only blow through one of them with compressed air. No sign of fuel getting through them.
Are these easy to change, and what about the two rear ones I can’t get to? They look a different design.
Thanks!
Metering unit valves
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simon.williams
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simon.williams
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Re: Metering unit valves
Ah, they were gummed up, pushing them from the bottom with a stiff wire freed them off.
Question still stands for the two inaccessible one though, do they have valves?
Question still stands for the two inaccessible one though, do they have valves?
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Re: Metering unit valves
The back two injector pipe unions DO have non-return valves, but of a different design (banjo fittings).
Whilst memory might be playing false, I think the only way of dealing with those is to replace with better/new...
Whilst memory might be playing false, I think the only way of dealing with those is to replace with better/new...
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Re: Metering unit valves
Thanks, might have to face facts that pump & metering unit need changing….sadly. At least engine spins!