Prevention of injector needle stuck experience

Injector needle valve Components are often subjected to long-term high temperature and pressure in harsh working environments, leading to frequent issues such as the needle getting stuck inside the valve body. In severe cases, this can result in complete failure or even scrapping of the component. Even when repairs are possible, the process is time-consuming and labor-intensive, and there's no guarantee that the repaired parts will perform as well as new ones. Based on years of hands-on experience, skilled technicians and maintenance personnel have developed five practical tips that can effectively prevent the needle valve from becoming fused or stuck. First, during the maintenance of the fuel injector, it's essential to thoroughly clean all parts after disassembly. Donâ€™t just focus on the needle and valve componentsâ€”make sure to clean other parts like the pressure spring, spring nut, adjusting screw, and tappet as well. If any contaminants remain on these parts, they may be forced upward through the tappet, causing the needle to jam between the needle and the valve seat. Second, never remove the return oil pipe. This pipe helps drain any leaked diesel from the needle valve and the valve body back into the low-pressure fuel circuit, preventing waste and maintaining fuel cleanliness. Removing it not only wastes fuel but also allows dust from the air to enter the injector through the open connection, increasing the risk of the needle valve sticking. Some people try to block the hole with materials like lead or asbestos wire, which is even worse. These materials can break apart under pressure and enter the injector, causing serious damage. Third, after installing the high-pressure tubing, connect the low-pressure fuel circuit first, then the high-pressure line to the fuel pump. Set the throttle to maximum fuel supply, turn the crankshaft, and run the fuel injection pump until the high-pressure tubing has been primed 5â€“10 times. Then, connect the high-pressure line to the fuel injector. This method ensures that any dirt or debris in the high-pressure lines and fuel pump is flushed out, preventing contamination that could cause the needle to stick. Fourth, when connecting both ends of the high-pressure tubing to the fuel injection pump and the injector, avoid using lead wire or asbestos for sealing. Instead, use a thin copper sheet cut to the right size, with a hole punched in the center, and place it over the connector. Lead and asbestos wires tend to break apart under pressure and can be forced into the fuel injector, leading to clogging and potential failure. Lastly, some diesel engines are equipped with a filter at the outlet of the high-pressure fuel line. This filter plays an important role in filtering the diesel fuel. It is incorrect to remove the filter while installing the fuel injector. Not only should the filter remain in place during installation, but it should also be cleaned regularly to ensure optimal performance and prevent issues caused by clogging or contamination.

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