2007 Bluetec. Rough Idle Hard start
I am looking for s ome guidance now sure what to do with this.
Car has about 225k miles on it.
It is not a daily driver. I only use it when I need to pull the trailer or want to drive a nice clean car. not like my beater VW TDI that I never clean.
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Removing these injector nozzles from the end of the injector is quite straight forward with due care and attention.
My W204 has 212K on the clock and I've just done mine. The nozzle on cylinder 1 had 4 out of the 7 spray holes blocked when I pushed some carb cleaner through. No.2 injector would only spray out of 1 hole! 3&4 weren't much better.
20 mins in the Ultrasonic cleaner in a neat solution of oven cleaner and all 7 sprayholes were back doing their job.
Takes a few cranks to get the fuel bled through after reassembly but that's normal.
When the engine does fire up, you'll probably find the idle speed to be uncharacteristically high for half a minute or so. The ECU still thinks it needs excessive fuel trim to compensate for blocked injectors and recalculates the new true value over time, which also serves as confirmation of your findings and fixings.
Instant starting and no more lumpy running when cold. Result.
Last edited by Fast n Furious; Oct 12, 2022 at 04:59 PM. Reason: duplication
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At present, the car won't start. It starts to try to start but doesn't.
I now have the computer I can hook to the car.
Things I suspect are:
Injectors,
Timing chains
crank sensor




I am looking for s ome guidance now sure what to do with this.
Car has about 225k miles on it.
It is not a daily driver. I only use it when I need to pull the trailer or want to drive a nice clean car. not like my beater VW TDI that I never clean.
It smokes pretty bad but does not start.
I did use some starting fluid and was able to keep it running if I gave it little squirts.
Code are all over. Rail pressure high, rail pressure low.
I am not sure how to read injector flow on the computer.



