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Dodge Magnum Fuel Injector
The Fuel Injector in Dodge Magnum vehicles plays a very important role whereby it is responsible for spraying fuel directly into the engine's cylinders thus allowing the right blend of air and fuel in the combustion chamber. This system too is managed by the engine control unit (ECM) to improve the performance and efficiency of the engine together with the economy of the fuel and less or no emissions. Dodge Magnum models employ both the strategies of direct and indirect injection with direct having a capability of injecting fuel directly into the combustion chamber. This differ with the indirect injection where fuel and air is premixed before entering the chamber. The major differentiation of these types is the fuel injection method that affects the engine performance and acceleration. It is crucial to keep the Fuel Injector well maintained because failed injectors cause poor fuel economy, lack of power and high emissions, especially for Dodge Magnum vehicles, replacement of injectors is thus very important.
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Dodge Magnum Fuel Injector Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove the Fuel Injector and Fuel Rail on Dodge Magnum?A: Relieve fuel system pressure and disconnect battery cable. Remove air intake duct, upper intake manifold, and fuel rail mounting nuts/bolts. Discard O-rings and install new ones with clean engine oil. Install injectors into fuel rail and activate fuel pump. Check for fuel leakage.
