Engine hard to start,
rough idle,
fouled plugs,
fuel in oil,
poor gas mileage
the inlet manifold could Be leaking so check the gaskets or the injector seals
Either a single injector in the inlet manifold or, more normally, in the cylinder head(s), one per cylinder.
Its located under the inlet manifold rear of the engine. if you look at number one injector its dirctly below.
There is no fuel pump in a diesel its an injector pump. It runs on pullys off the crank, its located under the inlet manifold. It is a resonably in depth job which u may need the help of a mechanic to do. if it is leaking and needs a pump re-kit then it is definatly the job of a mechanic/diesel specialist to do.
The inlet manifold is leaking air, weakening the mixture, OR the engine timing/sparkplug electrode gap is outside specified limits.
Hi! Its a whole day's work, involving removal of the diesel injector pump and inlet manifold plus innumerable pipes and hoses!!! The glow-plugs are fitted at an awkward angle beneath the inlet manifold and unless you remove the pump you can't even see 'em let alone change 'em!!!
exhaust or inlet manifold?inlet distributes fuel to all cylandersehaust collects gases from all cylanders and directs to one out let
replace the water heater inlet pipe on the intake manifold on a 3800
underneath the inlet manifold.
How do you remove a injector from a peugeot 206 diesel 1.4, I'm awful trouble getting off the rocket cover as its all connected to the inlet manifold blocking me from getting off the injector, I've disconnected the steel pipe and the two nuts at the back along with the 6 or so ones on the cover itself, But it still seems rock solid towards the back, It looks like its pressed into the manifold but it doesnt seem to free in the slightest when i try to pull it up!
On the 12 valve engine it is positioned underneath the inlet manifold at the gearbox end to replace I found it easier to remove the inlet manifold after wasting time trying to do it with the manifold in place.
Intake or inlet manifold has nothing to do with the heating of the car. Newaz.