Posted by husker44a on October 20, 2014 at 18:38:46 from (199.47.66.61):
In Reply to: diesel fuel injectors posted by don656 on October 20, 2014 at 18:29:28:
Don thats kind of a loaded question. Depends on a lot of factors. Clean fuel, engine hrs, age, mechanical or electronic ? Farm tractors or over the road tractors/trucks. A lot of times the injectors can have the pop pressure reset and itll make A LOT of difference. Sometimes some injectors will need more work done to them then that. Some its cheaper to buy new. Others its the other way around. Cheaper to rebuild them then buy new. Are you having problems with a tractor not starting like it used to ? Or are you curious as I am and want to know ? Theres SO MUCH info about injectors on the NET its not even funny. But DONT beleive EVERYTHING you read on the net!!!!! Hope others will chime in too.
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