460-8213 Fuel Injector 4608213 for C9.3 Engine

High-quality fuel injector designed for optimal performance in C9.3 engines, ensuring precise fuel delivery and reliable operation.

Q1: How do I install my fuel injector after purchasing it?
Please refer to the "Step-by-Step Installation Guide" on our product details page, which contains very detailed installation instructions.

Q2: What precautions should I take before installing my fuel injector?
The installation environment must be dust-free; the O-ring must be lubricated with clean machine oil before installation to prevent oil leakage caused by cutting the O-ring during installation; and remember to check that the O-ring is installed correctly.

Q3: Why is my engine still unusable after replacing the fuel injector?
This is common, due to air trapped in the high-pressure oil rail. Please cycle the engine in short bursts (no more than 30 seconds) to purge air. It may take several attempts to stabilize the pressure.

Q4: Is my device compatible with this part number of fuel injectors?
If you're not sure if this fits your machine, please send us your Engine Serial Number (ESN) for free verification.

Q5: How to determine if your fuel injectors need replacing?

• Cylinder Cut-out Test: Using diagnostic software (ET), cylinders are shut off one by one, and engine speed fluctuations are observed to locate the faulty cylinder.
• Fuel Rail Pressure Test: Check for internal leaks that prevent the system from building up the critical pressure required for starting.
• Back-leakage Test: Excessive back-leakage usually indicates severe wear of the internal control valve assembly.
• Visual Inspection: Inspect the fuel injector nozzles for carbon buildup, blockage, or corrosion.

Q6: How long will it take to receive my package after I make the payment?
This depends on your country and region, and the customs clearance time in your country. Please feel free to contact us and send us your address and postal code so we can check shipping costs and estimate delivery time for you.

1. Preparation: Clean the injector bores thoroughly. Ensure there is no carbon debris, old O-rings, or fuel/oil residue at the bottom of the seat. Inspect the injector sleeve for any signs of pitting or erosion.

2. Lubrication: Apply clean engine oil to the three O-rings and the backup rings. Warning: Never use grease. Only use clean engine oil to ensure the seals slide in without tearing.

3. Seating the Injector: Push the injector down firmly by hand until you feel it "seat." Install the hold-down clamp and bolt.

4. Torque Specifications: Tighten the bolt to 30 N⋅m±7 N⋅m (22 lb-ft). Note: Over-tightening can crack the injector body; under-tightening causes combustion gas leakage.

5. Trim Code Programming: Locate the 6-digit alphanumeric code on the top of the injector solenoid. Use ET (Electronic Technician) software to program this code into the ECM to ensure precise fuel delivery synchronization.