Injectors

[Krat]

Thats a pretty decent price for oem, what exactly swayed you to go with these over the baileys?

Looking to buy some really soon and would apprececiate your input

X2

[evo]

Here we go. My first post. My 2010 Hilux with 120kms needs new injectors. To say I am angry is a understatement. I have always been vigilant with fuel, filters and also ran Wynns ETD. I am now up for a new set of injectors. Rang a fuel injection place today and they advised me they are doing a Hilux every 2 days. I can't believe Toyota have an obvious problem and will not address it. I have BTW rang Toyota and registered a complaint.$2500.00 out of pocket. Not happy. Any thoughts?

[Jacko9]

Its a common fault, I know of plenty of other brands needing new injectors too, common rails will always need injectors more often than your old style injector needed replacing, it's just that simple, if you can't stomach that, don't own a Toyota, or a diesel in general these days... That said, I would put Baileys Diesel group injectors in if I were you, I doubt you'll have much in the way of issues with their injectors from what I read..

[fourby4diesel]

Here we go. My first post. My 2010 Hilux with 120kms needs new injectors. To say I am angry is a understatement. I have always been vigilant with fuel, filters and also ran Wynns ETD. I am now up for a new set of injectors. Rang a fuel injection place today and they advised me they are doing a Hilux every 2 days. I can't believe Toyota have an obvious problem and will not address it. I have BTW rang Toyota and registered a complaint.$2500.00 out of pocket. Not happy. Any thoughts?

Hi,
Are you angry when your tyres are worn down?
The injectors are wear n tear items.
120k is perfect time to replace them.







Cheers, Anth
Silver 120 That has 4 wheels & burns light oil
WARNING: check out your EGR Is it chock-a-block?
Where is the next trip? SNOW SNOW SNOW LETS GO!!!!!

[Hellbound]

How do you know they need replacing, what are the injector feedback values?

[millsi]

Hi,
Are you angry when your tyres are worn down?
The injectors are wear n tear items.
120k is perfect time to replace them.








Cheers, Anth
Silver 120 That has 4 wheels & burns light oil
WARNING: check out your EGR Is it chock-a-block?
Where is the next trip? SNOW SNOW SNOW LETS GO!!!!!

Bullshit

[ktm300]

Hi,
Are you angry when your tyres are worn down?
The injectors are wear n tear items.
120k is perfect time to replace them.

I to disagree that they are a wear down item.Is it stated in the service book to replace them at 120klm ??
The cost of owning a modern diesel is to exspensive IMO .
Add the cost of EGR crap. catch can its just to much .OIl pick up needs to be inspected or cleaned ...

I have recently sold my hilux just before all these costs were about to start for me . Dont forget water pump ????
Unbreakable certainly at a cost though that toyota love . Going by the recent info you see around everyone is becoming a EGR clearner expert . and charging accordingly .

By the way i love my patrol 4.2tdi






Cheers, Anth
Silver 120 That has 4 wheels & burns light oil
WARNING: check out your EGR Is it chock-a-block?
Where is the next trip? SNOW SNOW SNOW LETS GO!!!!!

Bullshit

[fourby4diesel]

Bullshit

You can lead a horse to water

But you can't make it drink

[ktm300]

No bullshit [emoji3]

[Krat]

Here we go. My first post. My 2010 Hilux with 120kms needs new injectors. To say I am angry is a understatement. I have always been vigilant with fuel, filters and also ran Wynns ETD. I am now up for a new set of injectors. Rang a fuel injection place today and they advised me they are doing a Hilux every 2 days. I can't believe Toyota have an obvious problem and will not address it. I have BTW rang Toyota and registered a complaint.$2500.00 out of pocket. Not happy. Any thoughts?

Wow, 120,000 sounds great .
I have an Aug 07 with 87,000 on the clock and just had the injectors changed out and new Baileys put in.
Feedback value on two injectors was -3.5 before replacement, now sitting nicely below 1.
I always thought that because I was doing low km's, serviced every 5000 etc, etc, that all would be good.
Not so.
I cleaned the egr out at 65,000, new fuel filter every 20,000, catch can fitted at 80,000.
When the egr and throttle body were checked again at 87,000 it was filthy, this time it was not wet crap it was dry and dusty. So the catch can is working but the soot is still being deposited.
EGR plate now fitted, so fingers crossed.
I haven't done a big trip since the new Baileys have gone in, but it now runs quieter and responds nicely when the foot is planted.
I will give an update on the fuel economy after the next trip.

[millsi]

320000km on my original injectors. About the minimum they should last.

No change in economy since new.

Getting them tested every 10000km now.

[fourby4diesel]

320000km on my original injectors. About the minimum they should last.

No change in economy since new.

Getting them tested every 10000km now.

Bullshit

What year is it?

[millsi]

Lol, 2010.

[Blackdelux]

320000km on my original injectors. About the minimum they should last.

No change in economy since new.

Getting them tested every 10000km now.

are you running extra filter??
whats your secret

[DeadlyBeast]

320,000km in 4 to 5 years - Mostly highway kilometres I'm guessing?

[millsi]

Yep, mostly highway kms.
Everything is OEM.

[ktm300]

How do you do that many klms in 5 years ?

[fourby4diesel]

Lol, 2010.

No bullshit mate, high Klm's is the best thing you can do.

But most people not doing that many.

when I put the facts out there, I'm talking averages.

Now what's your data?
I'd love to do a diagnostic on it those buggers will be worn.

[millsi]

How do you do that many klms in 5 years ?

Dirt bikes/Road bike riding local plus interstate. Interstate for work and holidays, plus I like to drive. Even bought a tractor back from Mildura to Brisbane via Melbourne.

Did 310000km in 5 years exactly. Have slowed up lots since then as I have other things to do.

[Talktheroo]

It's the real deal, people.
Millsi lives out the back of Burke, too.
The Roo.