Looking For Dodge Cummins Fuel Injectors?

The injection system is one of the keys of your car’s functioning, since it is responsible for injecting the necessary fuel in an exact amount and at a specific and precise moment. A good functioning of the injection system can make your truck’s engine work wonders, while a bad functioning can result in your truck not running at all, so it really is a very important part of your automobile.

An injection system has an electric part, which determines the amount of fuel that needs to be injected and when exactly it needs to be injected, and the injectors, which execute the indications of the car’s computer. If the injectors are not in good shape, your car’s engine will not work properly, or even stop completely from functioning.

In order to avoid reaching this point, it is absolutely necessary to carry out periodic maintenance revisions to your car. One of the things that take part in the injectors good functioning is the fuel filter: don’t forget to replace it then the manufacturer says so, since a blocked filter will make the fuel come in with impurities, damaging the injectors. Another way of taking care of your injectors is not letting the fuel level get to the minimum, since the last reserves of fuel are dirtier, because of all of the dirt that has been accumulating at the fuel tank.

Even on the best maintained trucks, the engine bay is an incredibly harsh environment. The most common reasons for injector failures are every day wear-and-tear and all the contaminants and impurities present in low quality fuel, which damage the precision internals.

If you feel like your truck is not responding with the usual smoothness during acceleration or deceleration, it can mean that there is an accumulation of dirtiness on the injection, causing the fuel not to enter the engine correctly. When an injector is failing, you will feel a reduction on the engine’s power and a considerable increase on your vehicle’s usual fuel consumption.

If the injectors are severely blocked, they will stop filling fuel into the engine, causing the engine to start failing. If this is your case, then take your truck to a mechanic immediately in order to get your injectors inspected, cleaned up, or replaced.

Below we mention some of the most notable consequences of failed fuel injectors:

• Bad fuel injectors cause white smoke emissions through the exhaust system, indicating that there’s not enough fuel in the engine. This can be as a result of at least one of the fuel injectors getting stuck shut. When bad fuel injectors are hang or stuck open, excessive fuel is dumped into the cylinder. Unlike the previous case, black smoke emissions occur through the exhaust system.
• Bad fuel injectors can also lead to substantially damaged engines or trucks failing to run. When engines get damaged, it means cylinder walls or pistons could be broken. In worst case scenarios, damages on engines can cause them to burn up.
• When contaminated fuel clogs injectors, they either shut or get stuck open, hence rendering them bad. Injector tips can blow off if fuel is contaminated with water, leading to extreme over-fueling with possible serious damages to the engine.

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