Fuel Injector Replacement VW/Audi TSI Engines

Fuel injector failure is not super common on this VW TSI engine. However fuel injector replacement may be needed. In this video we will replace a fuel injector on a TSI engine. You can follow the same process on an Audi TSI, Skoda TSI, SEAT TSI and of course a VW TSI engine. The process will be basically the same for the Gen 3 EA888 2.0t and 1.8t.
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[@itsnotstock]

I just wanted to let you know, that I despise that M10 triple square on the bracket... That is all. Thank you for another great video!

[@rafaeloliveira8914]

See that video about "how to remove manifold"

[@bfhlee6434]

What happens if you don’t put back the bracket??

[@ryantornai945]

I've been doing a little trick with the CCTA teflon seals. Stretch out the new seal with a pen or pencil tip slightly, just barely enough to slip over the injector tip. Get it in the groove, then take a zip tie and wrap it around the seal and tighten the ziptie to compress the seal and flatten it out in the groove. Never had any leaks and its nice snug fit.

[@HumbleMechanic]

Love it

[@seeoliva]

What a genius! You saved me some good bucks there thanks.

[@hakunamatataadventurebus5944]

That's commonly done for hydraulic cylinder seals.

[@jarviskarchewski6556]

@@HumbleMechanic Question for you, what length are the injectors in mm?

[@mazpr2025]

Place them in warm water for a minute or two before stretching them out.

[@samm9462]

Hey Charles! I love your content and wanted to give a quick tip that I remember from college for anyone who may not know. At around the 10 minute mark you mentioned needing to calculate for the extra distance on the torque adapter. When using a torque wrench with any sort of adapter, and you don't know the formula to calculate for the extra distance, just offset the adapter to 90 degrees and you wont need to do any maths.

[@nickryan8395]

You make owning a MK7.5 Golf R a lot less stressful when it comes to maintaining it

[@longshot789]

Your videos are extremely methodical and professional. Bravo

[@HumbleMechanic]

Thank you

[@mk_ultrarunner]

And they are humorous too. Love his narration.

[@miketeeveedub5779]

Great video Charles! Very clear and concise. As far as injector replacements go, it may look a bit daunting to some, but looks to be about average for most modern DI-type engines. The by-gone days of replacing injectors on a Mk1 CIS engine are long behind us. Thanks for giving us this insight on what it takes to service injectors today.

[@todayintheshopbanksy5904]

Thanks Charles, My 1.8T A3 developed a power loss, vibration and smoke. I've found number 3 injector stuck open. this really helped me get it all apart. Thanks again Mike

[@HumbleMechanic]

Glad to help :)

[@labradormcgraw]

Yep - been away for three years, but Humble Mechanic is still as good as he ever was. Very reassuring.

[@HumbleMechanic]

Thank you! Hopefully better. Ahhahah

[@Nick-cy8fk]

One of my injectors got stuck open literally the day after you posted this. Talk about perfect timing. Now if those new injectors would just arrive already.

[@michael787t]

How did you manage to do this? What fuel did you use?

[@JewelCity1]

how did you know it was stuck open

[@wyvern3525]

Thank you for showing this. these 19 S3's are a pain in the ass and have wayyy too many issues with injectors. This should help a ton.

[@Chocobohunter]

I think my 2020 s3 might have injector problems, only has 13k kms on it and got a misfire code and hide cylinder 3 😢

[@someguyandCo]

Fantastic, I love a mechanic that saves you money. I was quoted £437 = to $637 per injector before labour. Joke! I trained to be a mechanic in the 80's. I done 6yrs in the trade and for my 50th birthday, my family bought me my first full sized tool kit . So I can start working on my own cars. Thank you for your help. Keep the vid's coming. Can you do some videos around Audi A3's. I love these cars.. gb Ali

[@jeff2bern468]

Looking forward to seeing the effect the catch can has.

[@HumbleMechanic]

I have one on the way. :)

[@jp2246]

@@HumbleMechanic Yes! Please let us know what you would look for in a catch can, internal baffle construction etc. So many variations on a fairly simple device it seems ...

[@jtsherri]

@@HumbleMechanic Anxious to see which one you went with. Most designs I've seen have a significant flaw for us Michigan people (and others located in 'cold weather states').

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@jtsherri I had an issue a few years back on generators using the 8.1 gm engine. They had a pcv can about half the height of a coffee can with a metal screen filter located inside. Every 6mo I'm at most of these sites and the amount of white goop in them is horrendous , like a cup worth. The newest ones I've been seeing for the last year or so don't have an issue , they wrap them up in a blanket and the condensation passes thru them a lot easier. Basically I don't need to clean em anymore. So some kind of wrap and having it near the engine for heat would help.

[@MagnetbergOfficial]

I built one with big steel wool and an bottom inlet for my 2.0 TFSI seasonal (04-10) driven BWA in 2017 .It lets the air and the moisture through and only collects the fume oil.Its about 5ml every year.So far my inlet ports are a little bit dirty but nothing terrible.

[@Thomas-rx9ur]

I really love my Audi. But wow it is the hardest car to work on. I lived in Hungary where my TT was made, that’s actually why I got it. Since living in Hungary I have owned 4 Audis, all of which had major components made in Gyor Hungary. I really appreciate your videos that make it possible for me to have these cars; because, as an engineer I wouldn’t stand, or afford, being able to own a car I wasn’t able to do my own maintenance. Thank you.

[@Bigkbballer0708]

sooo.. in a bind here Mr. Humble .. did a carbon cleaning ( 15' GTI s @ 86k ) was a great learning experience your videos are awesome and a HUGE help!! its cool seeing how everything is so tightly fit into these engine bays . i got through that part fine, slowly but fine .. cleaning went well .. i was really satisfied how clean the walnut blasting process made the valves. putting everything back together wasn't to to bad.. i had a minor issue with the HP fuel line .. the nut to the fuel rail wasn't snug enough and the fuel system was not happy.. fixed that .. drove the car a little .. will admit the idle was pretty rough which i expected . . seemed like after a mile or so it smoothed out.. drove back home no issue.. then after a couple hours went to start the car again.. crazy bad idling .. i have obd11 plugged in.. ran the scan after shutting off the car ( i did get a epc light after this last start up ) come back i got " HIDE CYLINDER" and Misfire Cyl 4 . also did a live run with OBD11 and heavy misfire count on 4 also.. did some swapping around coils .. spark plugs.. issue still remained in cyl 4.. my concern is when i did the walnut blasting and some use of CRC valve cleaner that its possible some of that cleaner made its way into the cylinder .. i was going to try my next guess which would be replace the injectors ... would that be the next place to look?. i figured if the injector is stuck open .. to much fuel .. car shuts that cyl down as a fail safe. . or the spark plug is just getting dumped on from fuel and thas my misfire? * side note, i did not replace the intake manifold yet . also was considering that too. . if you or anyone w/ just as much knowledge sees this .. i appreciate any info , thanks

[@brandonjones2513]

What was the cause of this issue? Just had a carbon cleaning on my 17 R and im experiencing the same thing on cyl 3.

[@coryjackson6034]

From what i understand the injections have to be reprogrammed...i dont know why they leave out so much important info like this...kind of makes the video irrelevant!!!

[@UngluckInc]

@@coryjackson6034 More details, vague post is vague

[@coryjackson6034]

​@UngluckInc i dont have more details on the reprogramming thing its just something i seen done

[@UngluckInc]

@@coryjackson6034 "Seen done"? Where and through what interface?

[@SkenG60]

I have the European s3 so I also have 4 injectors in the intake manifold. This is not rocket science but deviates a little bit from your instruction video that explains how to remove intake manifold. Also a don’t see any plastic guide rings mounted on the injections when you remove and install them I have them on mine injectors. These are plastic rings with 3 grabbing points and also a metal ring that’s installed over the lower shaft underneath the injector there’s a groove were they grab on so for the rest top notch explanation of how to remove and install injectors

[@Vision33r]

Hey, HumbleMech. Took me almost 5 days to remove the Intake Manifold even with your videos. The throttle body took me 3 days to figure out how to remove. I enough fractured my wrist trying to twist around the narrow front without getting all the tubes and stuff out of the way. Shame on VW for making this such a tough job for something that needs to be done regularly every 2-3 yrs to clean.

[@TheWalterHWhite]

Tip! AutoZone has the injector tool kit. Part number 8877. Has the slide hammer, and everything needed to press the seals on.

[@Abubububu]

Could you mention a little about diesel VW’s...? What you could/should look after in 100.000km service intervalls etc... Thanx and keep up the good work 👍

[@michael787t]

Change timing belt and tensioner every 100k km, use only good quality diesel fuel, change glow plugs every 100k km, drive outside of town at least once a week to help burn those carbon deposits in the DPF and the EGR valve. Also get oil changes every 9 months or 10k km (my personal suggestion) and change the brake fluid and coolant every 2-3 years. Make sure that when you replace brake discs that you use OEM parts, otherwise they will start to vibrate under braking pretty soon and have good tires mounted on the car. One more thing that is specific to VW Diesels is to check sometimes using a good diagnostics computer, the values of the injectors. They should be close to zero and add up to be 0 and not see any values that are sky high compared to the others. If you have a DSG transmission and don't beat on it that hard you can change the oil in it every 5 engine oil changes (10k intervals), or if you are beating on it, then 3-4 oil changes. Check your exhaust pipe. The tail should be clan and not covered by carbon buildup. You should be able to put your finger inside the pipe, rub it on the edge and get your finger out clean. If it's dirty, then you have a problem with the engine or the DPF or Turbo.

[@willypal5431]

Thank you very much, Mr Humble Mechanic. You are the reason why I am still not selling my Audi A3 TFSI 😅

[@amateurism1]

Thank you for being the only mechanic working on these VW's that doesn't speak like like a complete idiot that can't pull their pants up.

[@HumbleMechanic]

HAHA Glad to help/

[@YS-kb9nc]

Just performed carbon cleaning on my 15 S3. Put it all back together now wont rev past 2500k. I suppose this is my next step. Thanks for posting

[@coryjackson6034]

What was the problem???

[@gsoup7850]

Just about to do this at main dealer. ELSA as per usual just baffles with all their weird and wonderful tools, thanks for simplifying, great video

[@danielfl.9347]

I love your videos. I have "only" been watching for 2-3 years, and I have just realised that I haven't subscribed until now... In regards to the video I am very disappointed that VW didn't fix this issue with soot building up on the backside of the intake valves. This is 2020, and they have had this issue from 2006 when the 1. gen 1.4 TSI twin charged engine was introduced in Europe. I actually still have mine with only 89.000kms.

[@klashninez]

Daniel Fl. so is the soot build up in the intake manifold is caused by a faulty injector? As I've got the 1.4 tsi 122 and got same issue, the intake manifold full of soot :/. Tia

[@d1zguy864]

They did fix it but only in euro since 2014 at least www.greencarcongress.com/2014/01/2014014-audi.html european EA888's with multi-port injection. Regular port injection for idle, cruise, and direct injection for high rpm high load. Shame because this is why I passed on all USA bound VAG products simply because of this and went with other manufacturers since 2014 or just bought non direct injected VW's since. Various assessment criteria are used to co-ordinate the different injection modes, including: efficiency, knocking; emissions, especially particle mass and number; manifold wall condensation, fuel in the engine oil; and smooth running. They won't admit it but the smooth running is because it cleans the intake valves from the deposits. www.golfmk7.com/forums/index.php?attachments/34xosd0-jpg.136872/ www.golfmk7.com/forums/index.php?attachments/aeoefr-jpg.136873/ used during part load running to clean valves and reduce particulate part of Euro 6. Guess VW hasn't learned from diesel gate still penny pinching to the max and cheap as fck in the USA . Someone with time and money should see if their cars infringe in EPA or some sort of law when they offer this in Europe but not in USA. This plus fck bouracracy and shitty companies giving two fucks about engineering and environmental progress makes me want to have Tesla and electric cars just fully take over and make all gas cars illegal for daily commuter use. VAG should be paying billions and billions more in fines to the US government for being assholes with their shit designs in the last 10 years and dirty cars they keep pushing unto USA dealers

[@carserviceanddiagnostic9600]

Nice Video Sir, learnt a lot from your videos ! Cheers to you from Mauritius.

[@panzerveps]

Fun fact: a slide hammer is known as a wanker in Norwegian.

[@HumbleMechanic]

really? Oh that is awesome! I am going to try and call it that.

[@oelfresser_7595]

In Germany it´s also called "Wichser", different countries, same thoughts. :-)

[@lynxstarautomotive208]

Pass the wanker, wanker.

[@strapdgc]

Hello hope you’re fine. I’m from ECUADOR I have seen some of your videos on KZbin I thing they’re so helpful. I just have a question I hope you can help me with some tips I have a 2012 Volkswagen amarok 2.0L TSI , and it is consuming oil , there is no leaks at all but I just realized that from the PCV valve some oil is coming out to the intake manifold and also there is a huge vacuum when a remove the cap from oil engine. My question is Is it normal the oil coming out from the PCV and the vacuum? I hope you can give me some advice about it so I can replace the valve thank you so much.

[@juan1997alf]

In México its called "chaqutero" wich means masturbator

[@venicesaint1500]

Thanks I just needed the fuel injectors removal tool for my a6

[@exogenouss]

Awesome video man, great camera work and very helpful explanations!

[@edwinruizcolon5707]

I did this and my car won’t start now. You can hear it trying to start. I verified and there’s no a fuel leak and all connectors are plugged in. Any idea on what to look for to find out the issue?

[@meaganhope6213]

I'm literally having the same exact issue except I replaced my Intake manifold.None of the injectors came out with the manifold..Somehow It seems as if there's a fuel delivery issue.Any luck finding out what's going on?

[@israeltorres7608]

best video about injection Install I've seen , and I been searching for weeks . Thanks

[@john_dee1431]

Mutli-useful **reference** video. Thank you, Charles!

[@dexpower90]

bas lepo objašnjeno...svaka cast

[@jordanSparkzIGC]

Perfect know ima knock mine out cause my epc light keeps coming on and the car goes limp then I have to pull over restart and hope it doesn't come back on😮‍💨

[@konholio]

Great video. Whenever I think of buying a modern VW you show me why I should not. Thanks!

[@lifeindetale]

What's the 3 pronged plastic piece that came off with the metal looking washer on my 2011 a3? Should that be installed? I don't see them in this video.

[@1337Dennis]

You need that for your next injectors unless you grab a kit. They help seat/space the injector in the port

[@Michael-kd4oi]

Wow this job looks so easy. Thank you for the video. You saved me a lot of money.

[@mmm4638]

Nothing is easy on cars lol

[@angelowilliams1957]

If you get too much fuel mixing with engine oil, your oil will be thinned out and you could get a bearing knock. Happened to me a few months ago on a new engine rebuild

[@chanukkah7861]

What if you don't drive the vehicle and you change the oil, does this till stands?

[@khautalipholo9653]

Nice presentation in simpler way

[@GolfMk6.R]

Congratulations, you have expertise. Do you happen to know the maximum flow rate in cc of the injectors shown on the video?

[@mozeca83]

Thanks for all your content. Would love to see the equivalent of this video in a mk5 r32... any plans for a MK4 vs Mk5 series?

[@awautoworks4426]

Great info, life saver. Oil catch cans work 10/10 reccomend

[@noyesclt2]

Wow.. perhaps the best made auto video ever. Thanks!

[@BenState]

Re the cylinder compression seal on the injector, only the stretch to put it on was shown, there is a secondary compression step, so don't think you can do that without the tool very successfully.

[@matthewgorgoglione5492]

Did a great job on a VW cc 2.0t motor swap, at the trans shop, work, a while back, ✨😎🔧🏁 except the AC wires share some short on car, 🙄, Anyways, on one now , this Audi A4 2.0t loads of fuel leaking🌊 🚗🧯, and great video here on what the possibility's that could be leaks, good looks , Ciao 🎰💪💚...lol the customer just showed up with some fuel injectors, to choose from lol🤣🔫🎲

[@AleksandrsOniskivs-ub2yl]

You didn’t say that we have to take the picture of fuel injection numbers and then we have to do the adaptation which is very important

[@ahmedsuleman3778]

Hi Humble mechanic love your videos . I have golf 1.4 tsi caxa .misfire on cy 2. Compression pressure at cyl 2. Is 180psi. Changed injector,plug,and coil pack. Checked wires coming to injectors, they seamed fine . Still missing at no. 2. Swopped plug and coil from 1 to 2 .still misfire at cyl 2. Any thoughts? Please.

[@fatthar4804]

this type of engine remind me with an aircraft engine maintenance

[@davidjeffery9972]

You need to add humble mechanic number plate surrounds to your merch line Charles. They'd look great.

[@HumbleMechanic]

I LIKE IT!!!! Hell I need one for me HAHAH

[@daibennett9224]

It takes 1 hour just to get the manifold off,so cleaning all four valves is basically a good 5 or 6 hours then,if we was to use zip ties and carb cleaner,I think I can tackle this job my self

[@rudssbotes1718]

How does this mechanic stay so calm, so many bolts and even some of them stuck.. Please share your secrets

[@HumbleMechanic]

Slow coming apart helps got back fast. Getting mad at bolts doesn’t make it go faster. Even though I know it, I still struggle with it

[@carvingagliano7049]

Thank you I know how to fix this vw turbo know I can't thank you enough

[@ilyapetrov9973]

Question - what was the point of entirely removing the m10 triple square bolt on the bracket? I feel like you could just get it a bit loose, take the top nut off and that’d give you enough wiggle room to take the manifold off? (Putting the bolt back is quite a task haha)

[@erikestrada2408]

Can you make a video on carbon buildup clean up step by step for Audi 2.0t🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 and this is one of my fave channels btw keep it up!!!❤️

[@HumbleMechanic]

Check this video out kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXOYhZuPm71ql8k This might have all you need

[@LynX435]

Will this also work for the prior FSI engines?

[@Popperonii]

How do I check which engine version my Audi A4 2013 Quattro has? I think it's a GEN II

[@viamerda]

i like your profesionalism. you should be working on aircraft not cars. we have not many new guys in this field

[@adriantrue6989]

Question; On the gen 2 CDAA 1.8 tsi, can I take the manifold off without removing the fuel rail, and with that, the injectors? I want to do a valve clean but don't want to have to take the injectors out and reseal them. TIA!

[@biz4twobiz463]

nice video and format. Dang, only 10k and you have such filthy injectors. How about using some TOP Tier Fuel and fuel injector cleaner!! Save the engine!! haha Merci

[@lynxstarautomotive208]

One thing I never really figured out. What is the metal cage for? When I first did one of these what back when, I forgot to reinstall those. No VW were harmed during the committing of my egregious error. I also noticed Gen 3’s do not use the plastic spacer on the bottom.

[@ericfleming6876]

I just bought a 2018 Golf R and your videos are excellent. I am looking to do the Stage 2 modifications. From your videos I'm thinking with enough confidence, I can do a lot of this myself. What torque wrenches do you use? Thank you again for your videos.

[@HumbleMechanic]

NICE!!! None of the stage 2 stuff is hard, the downpipe will be tricky on jack stands. But. its doable. I have been really liking the gearwrench 120x torque wrenches

[@ericfleming6876]

@@HumbleMechanic I see you are partial to the IE products. I've been going back and forward with the different manufactures. I've looked at APR, Revo and 034 Motorsports as well. Revo has a Performance Pack that includes everything but the Turbo inlet pipe and the Downpipe. What are your thoughts?

[@bowstobourbon]

Ooo lol just watched this bit commented in your last video about a catch can 🤣 cant wait!

[@kamelaouali7144]

Good job, so what about programing a new injectors with scanner tools ?

[@HumbleMechanic]

not needed on this engine

[@marcelrsv]

Any need for resetting injector learned values or a basic setting or does that sort itself out? Thanks Charles

[@HumbleMechanic]

Nope as I know the only vw needed for the is the common rails

[@One_Guy]

Turbo inlet pipes (charge pipes)? iknow you did IE intercooler and elbow etc etc would love to see an inlet pipe video :D

[@HumbleMechanic]

ALL THE PIPES!! LOL I like it

[@magloire3]

Hi! I just got my first mk7 R. I’m trying to use your videos as references. From your point of view what are some primary mods to start with? And are your videos in a chronological order based on mods you made?

[@JoseGonzalez-hd7gr]

Another one good video!! I would like to do things like that in my car but It's a litle dangerous if you don't have practise, anyway I see this kind of jobs and how It goes. Could you tell me if It's a good idea delete the intake flaps??

[@HumbleMechanic]

I don't really see the point of deleting the flaps unless you are planning on legit mods

[@iMann_iFail]

I’m shocked just how much build up this engine has got from just around 10k mileage.. I’ve just hit 11k on my Gen3.. though my Cupra 290 has been sitting for the last three weeks.. yay to isolation.

[@DanTriggerhappyGames]

Thank you for this video, I really appreciate the info

[@bcoin6456]

Hi was hoping to get your opinion on piggyback ECUs for the golf r like the JB4 I’ve been thinking about one for a bit of a performance boost with less risk of voided warranty issues, cheers mate really enjoy your videos 👍👍👍🍻

[@syscheremeta4121]

Hey man, I’m about to do this job on my gti and I watched your video on removing the manifold, do I need to remove the hardline from the pump before removing the manifold or after?

[@FourCeez]

I hope you see this after 4 years but I have a stuck open fuel injector causing fuel leaking into cylinder 4 on my gti. Does it matter if I get 4 new ecs tuning branded fuel injectors instead of OEM??

[@thimblepoints384]

I'm dealing with replacing the valve cover seal. Yet I'm not able remove the fuel injectors; I noticed you talked about a lock? Are you able to explain more about the lock on the injectors????

[@darrin2key955]

I noticed on the removal and subsequent installation of the injectors there's a part from the injector kit missing. It's the round plastic part with legs/arms like a little table. Is it not necessary????

[@jose15238]

Charlesssss. Autozone rents out the VW fuel injector puller/installer kit (seal kit) for free. :) It’s specifically for vw/audi

[@HumbleMechanic]

That’s awesome. I didn’t realize they had it.

[@ajnanyc]

Great video. Gave me the courage to clean my injectors on SQ5. Having real trouble re-seating though. Followed your instructions but 3 out of 6 just won't go in no matter what. "Gently pushing into place" simply doesn't work. Any suggestions?

[@sshmunk]

what do you end up doing?

[@ajnanyc]

@@sshmunk The o-rings that are pressed onto the injectors expand after being pressed on, so I took it back to the shop that pressed them on and they redid them. I put them straight in after that with no problems. So once you have the o-rings sealed onto injectors, make sure you install them right after and don't wait days later like I did.

[@richardbend]

I’ve smelled fuel the last few days and finally noticed a mist of fuel where the injector meets the fuel rail. I’m not getting any CEL’s though. And do I need to replace the injector or just the seal? I don’t see how the fuel rail could be bad.

[@federicomarcone1651]

Hello, congratulations for your videos, treated in detail. Where can I find these spare parts online?

[@akinstic1]

Great video. Thank you so much!

[@chaanakahmataza5358]

I wouldn't need the special tool to reseal the injectors if I just buy brand new injectors correct? I would only need the special tool if I were just trying to clean the old injectors and needed to put them back having to reseal it in that worst case scenario you mentioned of the seal getting seal stuck in the cylinder head right?

[@BerryMK7]

I’ve been getting random misfires on cylinder 2 on my Mk7 gti, I changed spark plugs and coil packs too. Do you think cleaning my fuel injectors would help stopping the misfires?

[@rajamin1986]

Hi I've got the exact issue, cylinder 2... Did u resolve yes, I've changed coil n plugs, still no luck

[@BerryMK7]

@@rajamin1986 yes sir, I needed to replace a fuel injector. You should go to a vw specialist shop and do a compression test on your cylinders to confirm the issue.

[@goldenkitch86]

Hey Charles, would you say it’s a good opportunity to change the oil cooler when replacing injectors? Seems to be accessible during this procedure. Asking for a gti at 80k miles

[@ModVlog]

Thanks HM

[@jasabasenara8124]

Brilliant tutorial. Subscribed.

[@henryaderele5542]

Will this work for a VW vr6 4motion 2013?

[@seize.1322]

Nice DIY , i have actually GOLF 7GTI whit Bosh injector , 7.5 GTI have more reliable Continental one , do they fit to 7GTI ?

[@ppap351]

Per Elsapro, I coat the injector o-rings with motor oil.

[@senco981]

I have Tiguan with 2.0 TFSI engine. Driving on highway injector blow up and got stuck in open position. Drove home for about 10 minutes, had some white smoke coming out exhaust. My question is, how likely that there is catalytic converter damage from fuel coming out and should change engine oil as well? Thanks

[@jackcurtis3437]

My 2012 Golf R has around 120,000+ miles on it now, and I'm unaware of any service done of a full carbon clean. Im also aware that the PCV diaphragm tends to rupture or tear after many miles. Is it smart to invest in like a Racingline catch can where they replace the PCV? (Well, part of it, only for the EA113, the EA888 gets a totally replaces PCV from racingline). I take this car to the track and do spend a lot of time in the higher RPM range and have heard of that PCV oil blow-by that some Mk7's are known to have while on track days.

[@vwrey9468]

vw GTI mk7 2015 with P0092, I think the problem is the Pressure Sensor. Black exhaust tip. How to change the sensor and what the recomended torque spec. Thank's

[@wigman87]

I'm replacing the fuel injectors for rough idling engine while still. RPM's bounces around until you start moving. Only happens with first startup of the day. How do you know if you need to have your manifold media blasted once it's out as well?

[@davyboy888]

Just finished doing a lot of work on my 1.4TSI CAXA engine - new timing chain, VVTi pulley, intake camshaft, oil pump, VVTi solenoid, cam sensor and spark plugs. The engine has a high misfire count [around 100] on cylinder 3 only when cold but the count doesn't rise when it gets to temperature. I've done the obvious and swapped the coil pack with cyl 2 but the misfire didn't follow it. A question... could this behaviour be symptomatic of an injector issue ? Just want to get some advice before I embark on replicating what Charles has done here. Thanks in advance.

[@mattbounds1760]

Hi buddy could you do a video on the second set of injectors?

[@vwbora26]

Hello Charles, my Audi Q3 2020 has super clunky rattlely cold starts, It has been like this since day one, the same goes for my friend with the same car. What cause this? Antipollution strategy?

[@nfermin10171]

What happens if you put injector that was in cylinder 1 and you install it in cylinder 2???

[@nagarkarchinmay2812]

Doesn't it need any caliberation done on diagnostic tool? And what abt air bubble?

[@tyferguson564]

So the intake can be removed with the fuel rail still intact?

[@PacificusSapiens]

In teory yes, but in practice, depending by the mileage of the vehicle, it is difficult to separate then.

[@andywilkins100]

Great video! Would new replacement injectors require any kind of programming?

[@HumbleMechanic]

Not on this engine

[@andywilkins100]

Awesome, thanks again 👌

[@fofdeejay]

Nice job 👍

[@wesleyfelton1791]

Is this the same procedure for the earlier EA113 FSI? Trying to replace my injectors soon in my Mk6 R.

[@gabrielgv252]

Excellent video !👏

[@tomi6992]

Hi Charles, It's the only wideo where intake manifold was removed before removal of fuel rail. Does it depend on engine code? Is it possible to remove intake manifold without touching fuel rail on 2.0 CPMB (Audi)?