​Petrol injector remanufacture for BMW and others

​A well-executed remanufacture restores performance to the same extent as a new injector. Using genuine replacement parts and high-tech procedures, the injectors achieve a service life similar to that of new components.

It is important that regular maintenance and servicing of the vehicle, including the cleanliness of the fuel and fuel system, is carried out after the injectors have been remanufactured. Maintaining proper fuel quality and avoiding contaminants can significantly extend the life of remanufactured injectors. In addition, proper vehicle operation, avoiding excessive engine load and regular maintenance are key to maximising the life of all components, including the injectors.

​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.