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diesel leak injector
#1
Hello. i have noticed a pulsing HISSING sound near injector on the alternator side. 
it is sweet down in the injector seat.  how can i figure out what is wrong? i suspect a blown gasket. 
but not sure. 

it is a tight spot. but if i spray brake cleaner down where the injector is to loosen the dirt. diesel and oil.
and use air compressor to blow out the residue. 
could i spray soapy water down there. if its a gasket would it make bobles?

 i had a leak on the injector pipes a year ago. on the same injector. so all the pipes is new.  
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#2
Sounds like injector washers , happens when injectors come loose n carbon causes a lift , u need get them replaced and injector seat cleaned of all carbon , brake fluid over night good to soften carbon
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#3
If its a 1.6hdi its a common problem.

You could use washing up liquid mixed with water to find out where the leak is.
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#4
thank you guys. i found this clip. and is the same sound on mine. but my is the left injector if you stand in front of the car. the guy is saying that you could tighten the Torx screw. do you know the NM to tighten?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BI5HnuI5-Y
would this help for a while. i am going for a tripp on saturday. and can't get it fixed until next week.

09 berlingo 1.6hdi 75HP
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#5
Is there a smell of diesel when seal has failed?
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#6
little diesel smell. but it is a black sirup(gunk) down at the bottom of the injector. i dont know how tight 4nm is. but the injector nut was loose. i could turn all of them 2 times before it startet to feel tight. then i tighten them with care. the sound is still there. but not as high sound.
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#7
(10-05-2015, 09:31 PM)Tikki Wrote:  little diesel smell. but it is a black sirup(gunk) down at the bottom of the injector.   i dont know how tight 4nm is. but the injector nut was loose. i could turn all of them 2 times before it startet to feel tight. then i tighten them with care. the sound  is still there. but not as high sound.

It would be the best to remove injector and change the seal. Do it while you can, it is a nightmare to remove
if it is seized with carbon clog. The sound changed, hopefully injector can move inside, it is going to be easy job...
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#8
Thanx. Do i just remove diesel pipe and the H7 bolt on the injector. How do i clean up the mess down there. A guide would be helpfull if some one have it.
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#9
Have a look at this link Tikki
http://www.frenchcarforum.co.uk/forum/vi...09d3ee8528
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#10
Thank you all for great help. but my car is going to my local diesel expert garage. Cost is about 400 pounds for all 4 seals.
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