We professionally service gasoline fuel injectors using our State-Of-The-Art Computer Controlled Ultrasonic Fuel Injector Flow Machine and Cleaning Equipment + Fuel Injector Dyno.
Why clean a fuel injector?
When the engine is turned off, the gasoline which has been spray out the fuel injector can't be consumed by the engine. It would be deposited on the injector nozzle, intake manifolds and combustion chamber walls. Gasoline is extremely volatile, but due to impurities in the fuel, the nozzle passage and the filter get clogged affecting injector flow performance and overheating. Waxes, dye and varnish containing into the gasoline itself, doesn't evaporated. The cycle of engine heat and cold day after day causes that this impurities be changed into solid sediments including carbon. This solidification is produced in all engines over the time causing power loss and other kind of problems. The solidification of sediments cause five major problems at the fuel injectors:
1) Leak
2) Flow blockage
3) Poor atomization
4) Uneven fuel flow
5) Overheating
Doesn't matter if your engine runs on pump gas (87, 89, 91, 93 octanes), racing gasoline (VP, Sunoco, Torco) or alcohol (E10, E85, Ethanol, Methanol, Nitromethane), a clean and properly working fuel injector restores performance, power, torque and acceleration.
Our complete service includes:
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Cleaning the inside injector cavity using the powerful ultrasonic cleaning technology and using the complete computadorized controlled cleaning flow technology, were the cleaning flow is controlled through microcomputer to achive stable pressure control
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Injector Dyno simulating the working load of the engine fuel system from idle, to multiple speed range up to redline. This is possible with the help of microcomputer control and digital display that makes possible automatic cleaning, testing injectors and real-time monitoring of the dynamic values
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Back flush cleaning (sometimes this cannot be done do to injector design)
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Uniformity testing
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Sprayability testing
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Atomization detection
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Injector Flow test capacity
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Detecting Minimum Opening Pulse Width Time in milliseconds (ms)
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Detecting Maximun Opening Pulse Width Time in milliseconds (ms) for racing purpose only at extra cost
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Internal coil continuity
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Internal coil Ohms resistance test (Ω)
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External cleaning
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Terminal cleaning
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Installation of new o-rings, grommets, filters, spacers and pintle caps if they are available
We service all gasoline fuel injectors that are:
Top Feed Fuel Injector
Side Feed Fuel Injector
MPI – Multi-Port Injector
TBI – Throttle Body Injection
CFI – Central Fuel Injection
ECI – Computer Controlled Injection
CIS – Continuous Injection System (K-jetronic)
GDI - Gasoline Direct Injection (VW / Audi / Mitsubishi GDI)
FSI - Fuel Stratified Injection (VW / Audi)
SCI - Smart Charge Injection (Ford)
HPI - High Precision Injection (BMW)
JTS - Jet Thrust Stoichiometric (Alfa Romeo)
GTDI - Gasoline Turbocharged Direct Injection (Ford)
IDE - Injection Direct Essence
SIDI - Spark Direct Injection (Holden)
Skyactiv - Mazda
These injectors are found on:
American, European and Asian cars
Trucks
Boats
Watercraft
Motorcycle and scooter
Visual inspection for cracked welding, rust, broken housings, etc.
Ultrasonic Deep Cleaning. This removes carbon, rust, carbide, etc.
Back Flush Cleaning to remove all internal debris that trapped inside the fuel injector.
Uniformity and Atomization Tests to check how far from good are the injectors working prior an after the cleaning.
Flow Test before and after the cleaning process. This demonstrates that the fuel injectors will flow equally after the cleaning process for proper engine function and performance.
Installation of new o-rings, filters, grommets and pintle caps. This will let ready injector ready to be installed.
