Did you contact Giles or the diesel shop in Garner? You should also have some Bosch diesel shops closer to you, but the one in Garner is known to be good, as we've used them before.
(I saw your thread on NCDubs)
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1.6L N/A injector rebuild questions
08-02-2012 07:44 PM
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want to rebuild all four, cant find a solid website that looks good. anyone knows of a place local in NC, or a good online site please let me know
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08-02-2012 08:53 PM
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The project - '84 Jetta 1.6TD, 186k+, fully rebuilt, Giles IP and injectors, 2.5" custom exhaust, 51mpg
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Hers - '03 BMP 20thAE GTI, 125k, all stock...for now
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08-06-2012 06:36 PM
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I've had to 'rebuild' mine several times since i've got my car. It's not horrible hard, just have to be patience and make sure you THOROUGHLY clean everything. I had a needle in one of my injectors break before while i retorqued the halves together. I never calibrated mine, just wanted it to run so i could drive the damn thing. Haven't had any problems for nearly 10,000 miles now. Couldn't get the halves to seat properly the first couple of times through. I also soaked all the parts in ATF over night just for some reassurance.
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08-07-2012 05:33 PM
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Best writeup I know of
http://vincewaldon.com/index.php?opt...d=20&Itemid=28
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08-12-2012 07:26 AM
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I just buy new nozzles for mine, and keep the existing shims. ~ $11 each.
Rebuilt ones are $30 w/ core exchange.
Vince's write-up, is right on track.Home of the $35 VW-D
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08-14-2012 08:13 PM
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No. Just no. That's Prothe. Search his name. Stay away. I've seen stuff on his injectors...pure garbage. Originally Posted by Bierbursche
Pay the extra money and get them from someone reputable.The project - '84 Jetta 1.6TD, 186k+, fully rebuilt, Giles IP and injectors, 2.5" custom exhaust, 51mpg Originally Posted by TM87
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08-15-2012 06:56 PM
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i remember someone over on the homefront (vwdiesel) is running prothe injectors, and they start/run.. no word on the break pressures, or anything like that.. but they do run.. Originally Posted by Rockerchick
not saying they are a good option, cause i would only consider them if they were the last injector on the face of the earth..
either send them to a good shop and have them rebuilt, or follow the vince waldon write-up..
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