ERIKC F00VC01043 Bosch common rail valve F00V C01 043 diesel injection pump parts F 00V C01 043 for 0445110040
Valve Introduction
bosch common rail original injector
| Item: |
F 00V C01 043 CR Injector Control valve |
| Model No: |
F00VC01043 , F00V C01 043 Bosch Injector Valve |
| Application For Injector: |
0 445 110 047, 0 445 110 048, 0 445 110 049, 0 445 110 130
Diesel Common Rail Injector |
| Car Or Engine Type: |
BMW 330, 530, 730 and X5 |
| Color: |
Slivery |
| Net Weight: |
15g/pc |
| Gross Weight: |
35g/pc |
| Brand Name: |
ERIKC |
| Material: |
High-speed Steel |
| Certificate: |
CE , ISO9001 |
| Packaging Details: |
1 piece/box |
| Box Size: |
12.5(cm)*2.5(cm)*2.5(cm) |
| Warranty: |
12 month |
| Delivery Time: |
Within 1-2 days after payment , you can receive goods within 6-12 day. |
| Stock: |
In stock , cannot be naked without packing in air for a long time. |
| Shipping Way: |
DHL , FedEx , UPS , TNT , EMS , ARAMEX , By Air. |
| Payment Terms: |
T/T , Western Union , MoneyGram , PayPal , Ect. |
| Current Export Market: |
South/North America , Europe , Mid East , Africa , Asia , Australia.
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Valve Picture
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F00VC01034 |
F00VC01309 |
F00VC01334 |
F00VC01011 |
F00RJ01714 |
| F00VC01005 |
F00VC01038 |
F00VC01310 |
F00VC01338 |
F00VC01016 |
F00VC01344 |
| F00VC01007 |
F00VC01043 |
F00VC01312 |
F00VC01346 |
F00VC01036 |
F00VC01348 |
| F00VC01376 |
F00VC01377 |
F00VC01331 |
F00VC01363 |
F00VC01380 |
F00RJ01479 |
| F00VC01386 |
F00VC01353 |
F00VC01054 |
F00VC01336 |
F00VC01383 |
F00RJ02004 |
| F00VC01324 |
F00VC01024 |
F00VC01052 |
F00VC01320 |
F00VC01367 |
F00VC01329 |
| F00VC01013 |
F00VC01044 |
F00VC01313 |
F00VC01347 |
F00VC01037 |
F00VC01023 |
| F00VC01015 |
F00VC01045 |
F00VC01315 |
F00VC01349 |
F00VC01046 |
F00RJ01747 |
| F00VC01022 |
F00VC01051 |
F00VC01321 |
F00VC01352 |
F00VC01053 |
F00RJ01533 |
| F00VC01358 |
F00VC01365 |
F00VC01359 |
F00VC01057 |
F00VC01301 |
F00RJ02266 |
| F00RJ00005 |
F00RJ01222 |
F00RJ01683 |
F00RJ01924 |
F00RJ00834 |
F00RJ01819 |
| F00RJ00339 |
F00RJ01278 |
F00RJ01692 |
F00RJ01941 |
F00RJ02103 |
F00RJ01657 |
| F00RJ00375 |
F00RJ01329 |
F00RJ01704 |
F00RJ01945 |
F00RJ02130 |
F00RJ02377 |
| F00RJ02449 |
F00RJ02056 |
F00RJ02067 |
F00RJ01176 |
F00RJ02472 |
F00RJ02429 |
| F00RJ02466 |
F00RJ00218 |
F00RJ02454 |
F00RJ02278 |
F00RJ01129 |
F00RJ02506 |
| F00RJ00399 |
F00RJ01334 |
F00RJ01727 |
F00RJ02005 |
F00RJ02175 |
F00RJ02410 |
| F00RJ00420 |
F00RJ01428 |
F00RJ01865 |
F00RJ02012 |
F00RJ01159 |
F00RJ02213 |
| F00RJ00447 |
F00RJ01451 |
F00RJ01895 |
F00RJ02035 |
F00RJ01218 |
F00VC01357 |
| F00VC01354 |
F00VC01371 |
F00VC01368 |
F00VC01360 |
F00RJ02806 |
F00VC01323 |
| F00VC01356 |
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| Denso Valve Plate |
| 02# |
SF03 |
04# |
BF11
(05#) |
06# |
VP22# |
| 07# |
10# |
VP12# |
18# |
19# |
517# |
| BF23 |
29# |
31# |
36# |
501# |
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| Denso Valve Rod |
| 5004 |
6592 |
6222 |
7100 |
7210 |
6120 |
| 5226 |
5215 |
6700 |
6845 |
5230 |
8100 |
| 1212 |
5525 |
1213 |
5801 |
1214 |
6070 |
| 6790 |
0541 |
5511 |
5635 |
6471 |
5600 |
| 1654 |
6980 |
1211 |
1215 |
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| Delphi valve |
| 9308-621A |
9308-618C |
9308-622B |
9308-622A |
9308-621C |
9308-625C |
| 9308-621B |
9308-618B |
9308-622C |
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ERIKC hot product
Mainly producing and selling CR injectors, nozzles, control valves, valve bonnets, CRIN repair kits, injector adjusting shims, common rail injector testers and repair tools. Besides our own brand we are also the sole agent of UK ERIKC (the former OEM factory of famous international brand common rail Parts).
Injector FAQ
FAQ: Does fuel pressure affect injector flow? Click to collapse
ERIKC Answer:Yes, increasing fuel pressure will INCREASE the flow rate of the injector. DW injector flow rates are calculated at 3 bar (43.5 psi) of pressure. Although ERIKC injectors are able to operate at pressures in excess of 100 psi, we suggest a system pressure of 40-80 psi for best performance (faster injector response times, optimized spray patterns, and increased reliability of your entire fuel system). There is a calculator on the resources section of our website that will calculate your injectors’ flow rate at different pressures.
FAQ: Can I install your injectors and drive to the shop for tuning?
ERIKC Answer: Injectors are controlled by the ECU. Many times, the injectors being installed are at least double the size of the stock injector. Without telling the ECU then injectors being controlled have a different flow rate, the ECU will not be able to properly control the pulsing of the injectors. Many times, the engine will not be able to start with the stock tune driving higher flowing injectors. Your tuner may be able to send a temporary base tune that will allow you to drive the car to them for a proper tune.
