- Injectors are externally cleaned, visually inspected, and numbered.
- Injectors are then put into the first of two heated Ultrasonic Cleaning tanks.
- Injectors are tested for resistance, inductance, shorts and current draw.
- Leak, spray pattern, and flow rate tests are performed and recorded.
- Filter basket, O-rings, and pintle caps are removed if needed and where applicable.
- A three step ultrasonic cleaning process in two separate ultrasonic tanks is performed. During these processes, the injectors are pulsed at various rates to ensure complete and accurate results.
- After ultrasonic cleansing; a high pressured back flush is performed to remove any remaining particles that might be left inside the injector and to flush the injector from any remaining ultrasonic cleaning fluids.
- Injectors are now retested for leaks, spray pattern and flow rate, then the results are recorded.
- New filter baskets, O-rings and pintle caps are installed if and where applicable.
- Injectors are oiled and placed in sealed plastic bags. A comprehensive report is prepared and returned with the injectors.
