Injectors
Diesel Wrench
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 510
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can you post it like you did the other one.
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never mind i found it.
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which one would i need to get the fuel filter one or do i also need to filter water too.
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Has any one built or can they be build better injectors for the cr cummins.
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never mind i found it.
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which one would i need to get the fuel filter one or do i also need to filter water too.
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Has any one built or can they be build better injectors for the cr cummins.
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Diesel Wrench
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 715
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From: Minco OK
Some guy said to add some Stanadyne fuel additive and it will fix the problem. Sounds like a temporary fix to me but I guess I'll try it until I can buy some injectors. What threw us off was when he told my dad you can't replace nozzles on the CR...why couldn't you?
CR injector nozzles are replaceable, some people have no idea what they are talking about. Nozzles may or may not fix your problem. You are much better off getting new injectors and adding filtration.
None of the 05 and newer trucks have the APPS on the engine, its under the dash. Engine mounted APPS were for the trucks that had a TV cable. Onces that was replaced with the TTVA motor the APPS was moved to the inside of the firewall for better life expectancy.
Diesel Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 237
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From: Southeast Texas
Nothing will fix the fact that the HPCR systems need 3 micron or more filtration to last. The pressures coupled with solids etch the seats in the injectors and they leak. Water will cause the close tolerance pieces to score and leak. There is no substitute fro filteration and water seperation
CR injector nozzles are replaceable, some people have no idea what they are talking about. Nozzles may or may not fix your problem. You are much better off getting new injectors and adding filtration.
None of the 05 and newer trucks have the APPS on the engine, its under the dash. Engine mounted APPS were for the trucks that had a TV cable. Onces that was replaced with the TTVA motor the APPS was moved to the inside of the firewall for better life expectancy.
CR injector nozzles are replaceable, some people have no idea what they are talking about. Nozzles may or may not fix your problem. You are much better off getting new injectors and adding filtration.
None of the 05 and newer trucks have the APPS on the engine, its under the dash. Engine mounted APPS were for the trucks that had a TV cable. Onces that was replaced with the TTVA motor the APPS was moved to the inside of the firewall for better life expectancy.
Diesel Wrench
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 715
Likes: 84
From: Minco OK
Any of the filters that fit the OE cannister leave a lot to be desired. Changing them frequently is about the only recourse.
