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Co1 Member Since: 19 Aug 2018 Location: North Yorkshire Posts: 3681 |
Hard to tell. Don’t know if it is the light from the camera, but it looks almost milky looking.
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19th Nov 2021 6:21pm |
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fab.rob Member Since: 03 Nov 2018 Location: Wokingham Posts: 29 |
It's the spot that I am looking at in the dark area and thinking it could be a hole. The engine has been running with a hydrogen on demand system, these are supposed to keep your engine spotless from a carbon point of view and to be fair the injectors looked nearly New. I have stripped the tips and given them a thorough clean anyways, are burnt holes huge or small like in the picture?
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19th Nov 2021 7:19pm |
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Big Harold Member Since: 09 Jul 2018 Location: nsw Posts: 71 |
Can't see pics.
Hole will be in edge of piston bowl. If its still running but rough with lots of blow by chances are holed piston. Mark |
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19th Nov 2021 10:24pm |
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dorsetsmith Member Since: 30 Oct 2011 Location: South West Posts: 4554 |
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19th Nov 2021 10:33pm |
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fab.rob Member Since: 03 Nov 2018 Location: Wokingham Posts: 29 |
So you think unlikely to be unseated injector?
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20th Nov 2021 8:06am |
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Big Harold Member Since: 09 Jul 2018 Location: nsw Posts: 71 |
How do you know that cylinder 2 has loss of compression?
Compression test or OBD11 fault code. Mine came up with cylinder 2 miss fire. All diagnostics pointed to cylinder 2. Pulled injector and sent it for testing came back as failed. Sent to dealer where they checked the current draw came back as cylinder 2 low. Pulled head found cylinder 4 holed piston. Mark |
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20th Nov 2021 8:28am |
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Big Harold Member Since: 09 Jul 2018 Location: nsw Posts: 71 |
Hole will be in line with pin. |
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20th Nov 2021 8:48am |
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fab.rob Member Since: 03 Nov 2018 Location: Wokingham Posts: 29 |
Thanks BH, still have a small hope that it might be unseated injector. The funny thing is that the injector looked almost like new from that cylinder, virtually no carbon on the tip. The hydrogen on demand system certainly seems to be doing the promised job of keeping the worst of the carbon at bay.
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21st Nov 2021 8:15am |
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fab.rob Member Since: 03 Nov 2018 Location: Wokingham Posts: 29 |
Can pistons be removed from the bottom of the engine through the sump without removing the crank? Or is this a full strip down?
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21st Nov 2021 8:16am |
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