I assume there are articles/posts on this topic here but I have failed to find them.

I am seeking information on replacing the fuel injectors on an A4 1998 v6 with about 120,000 miles and no engine mods. I don't know if this will just be a clean and put em back in kind of thing or a full replacement. I suppose that really depends on how hard it is to get at those things. The price of the parts is not quite as prohibative as the potential for labor costs.

Any articles, advice, etc?

If this is a strict mechanic kind of job, feel free to let me know.

 

I would even take an online engine schematic if I could get one

 

An exploded assembly view?

 

im sorry u just have to be patient until someone knowledgable in that subject comes along
u most likely have to wait until tomorro

 

Thanks PE,

I don't mind waiting if I can save a few bux.

 

why replace them unless they are leaking just get them cleaned and you will be fine

 

hey, sounds like a plan, at 40 bux a pop I would rather just clean them.

Now you say get them cleaned . . are we talking about a serious procedure here or a DIY job?

If so do you have an informational link on the process and procedure?

 

the east way
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...LG:en%26sa%3DN

the hard and expensive way
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...LG:en%26sa%3DN

 

buy the official factory repair manual. it costs a little under $100 on CD if you look around. If you really cant figure out how to do it or dont want to buy that, PM me and i'll look it up on my cdrom repair manual and send you screenshots of the instructions or w/e from my cdrom

 

I dig it CK