Скачать с ютуб How to clean, reseal and install Audi 3.0T Injectors. Flow test results. (S4/S5/A4/A6/A7/A8/Q7/SQ5) в хорошем качестве

How to clean, reseal and install Audi 3.0T Injectors. Flow test results. (S4/S5/A4/A6/A7/A8/Q7/SQ5)

With 115K miles should the injectors be replaced? These were the original parts which aren’t even available anymore. How to remove, test, clean, re-seal and potentially reuse your injectors. Below is a hack to get cheaper OEM parts! Can anyone answer whether or not the ECU can adapt for the different flow rates of even the new injectors?! See video for more terrifying details :) Parts ——- Not the normal list for a reason. If you look up fuel injectors for the 3.0T TFSI engine the part look up will give you the new interchange part number of 06E906036AL. At the time of publishing this would cost you $305.07 each. If you use the original part number (that I found in my car) of 06E906036G you will currently pay $211.67 from the dealer; but get this; you will receive the new part 06E906036AL! Now if none of that helps, rockauto currently have a third party injector with part number FJ1169 which is currently $155.89 each! Subscribe: https://youtube.com/findingseconds/?s... #AudiS4, #Audi, #DIY FOLLOW ME! Facebook -   / findingseconds   Twitter -   / findingseconds   Instagram -   / findseconds   Website - https://www.findingseconds.com/