Decrease in engine power: If you notice that your car is not responding as well to the accelerator pedal as before or is struggling to reach previously available speeds, this could be a sign that the injectors are not delivering the right amount of fuel.
Increased fuel consumption: Faulty injectors can deliver too much or too little fuel into the combustion chamber, leading to inefficient combustion and increased fuel consumption.
Uneven engine running: If the engine runs unevenly, especially at idle, this may indicate a problem with the injectors delivering fuel evenly.
Engine starting problems: Difficulty starting the engine, especially in cold weather, may be caused by faulty injectors that are not delivering the correct amount of fuel.
Smoke from the tailpipe: Excessive smoke, especially if it is black (indicating excess fuel) or white (indicating unburned fuel), can be a signal of injection problems.
Check Engine: If the Check Engine light comes on, it can be caused by a number of problems, including injector failure. Computer diagnostics can help determine if the problem is with the injectors.
Fuel leaks: Fuel leaks around the injectors are a clear sign that they need repair or replacement.
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