vw gti p2015 code fix intake manifold replacement

p2015 - intake manifold replacement
p0301, p0302, p0303, p0304, p0300 - carbon build up.

[@benkr5870]

Hi ,i see you place the intake back with the injectors on the intake. Is this the right way to do it ? Is it also possible to place the injectors in the cylinderhead and after you put the intake manifold on ?

[@boostedchrys]

Hi. Yes I did placed the intake back with injectors on the intake, I found this way to be the easiest, just be careful and watch the plastic stands on the end of the injectors, and make sure they are going straight into the cylinder head. It is not possible to install injectors when intake manifold is already installed. Hope this help!

[@MyUsername-qt5tr]

Thank you for this video, helped me so much! 👍👍

[@boostedchrys]

Glad I was able to help!!

[@MX007100]

Thank you for the video. I’m having this code right now. Did you replace the manifold with a genuine VW one or aftermarket and how has it held up if it was an aftermarket?

[@boostedchrys]

Hello! I am glad I was able to help! I changed with aftermarket unit and it does hold very well no code anymore. Please make sure to buy the manifold with the sensors. Good luck!!!

[@benkr5870]

Hi,you dont replace the injectorseals ?

[@boostedchrys]

Hi. I transferred the whole fuel rail with injectors to the new manifold, so I never removed the injectors out of the rail, that way you don't have to replace them. On the other end injectors have only plastic spacer and they don't have to be replaced unless you broke them during removal.

[@benkr5870]

@@boostedchrys hi ,do you mean the plastic on the top of the injector ? What Goes into the cylinderhead

[@boostedchrys]

@@benkr5870 Yes! This plastic is just a injector stand/spacer. If you going to do this job and you want to replace them you can buy a whole kit from ecs tuning I believe it is 40$ and it does include those spacers, clips, seals etc.

[@lirimhas1622]

The fuel line is leaking, what to do?

[@boostedchrys]

Make sure you install it into the thread straight. If you are 100% sure it's straight then you can tighten it a little more but be careful not to over tighten it.

[@lirimhas1622]

@@boostedchrys What happens if it is overtightend?

[@boostedchrys]

@@lirimhas1622 you can damage the thread so be careful. Make sure the nut is perfectly straight when you are installing it. It should go a couple turns with your fingers and then use 17mm.

[@lirimhas1622]

@@boostedchrys thank you!