C9 . 3 Diesel Used Fuel Injector For Excavator E336E 4563493
20R5036
Specification
| Part Name: Fuel Injector Assy | Size: Standard |
| Category: Spare parts | Cylinders Number: 6 |
| Engine type: Diesel | Test staus: Normal |
| Injection: Electric Injection | Injector Code: 4563493 20R5036 |
Description
How do I Know if I Have a Clogged Fuel Injector?
There are a few ways to tell whether or not you have bad fuel
injectors. These are the most obvious signs that you need to clean
your fuel injectors:
Lowered Fuel Economy
If you have a digital meter in your car that displays your current
MPG, pay attention to it at least once per ride. If you’re usually
traveling the same routes, such as heading to and from work each
day, you’ll get a firm understanding of what your MPG should be,
both in and out of traffic, on and off of the highway. When you
notice that there’s a significant decrease, such as 3-4 less MPG on
your average, it could be an indicator of fuel economy problems.
This isn’t exclusive to fuel injector issues. Lower gas mileage can
be a result of spark plug misfiring, bad air filters, incorrect
tire pressure, and more. You shouldn’t immediately assume that your
fuel injectors are the problem, but you also shouldn’t rule it out.
Forcing Your Engine
If you can feel that your engine doesn’t want to start, that you’re
having issues every time you hop in the driver’s seat, you could
have clogged injectors. Your injectors release a mist of gasoline,
and when one or more aren’t firing properly, it gives unbalanced
results. You should be able to hop in the car, twist the key, and
be on your way with no worry.
Not Firing on All Cylinders
That phrase got its name from this issue; when your cylinders
aren’t firing properly, you can hear it. Whether you have 4, 6, or
8 cylinders, you’ll be able to hear it. If you’ve recently opened
up your hood and can visibly see gasoline on your spark plugs, you
definitely have a clogged fuel injector.
