ERIKC F00VC17503 copper Washers F 00V C17 503 Common Rail Injector Base Washer F00V C17 503 (7.1*15*1.5)
Product Discription
| Item: |
F00VC17503 Common Rail Injector Copper Washer |
| Model No: |
F 00V C17 503 F00V C17 503 Injector Copper Washer |
| Car Engine: |
Diesel Vehicle |
| Brand Name: |
ERIKC |
| Packaging Details: |
ERIKC ,buyer's demand or nuetral package. |
| Certificate: |
CE , ISO9001 |
| Material: |
High-speed Steel |
| Advantage: |
high technology , wear durablity , guaranteed , easy adjusting ,favorable comment , netural packing. |
| 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. |
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 "HAOTENG" and "DYD", we are also the sole agent of UK ERIKC (the former OEM factory of famous international brand common rail Parts).
Injector FAQ
FAQ: Why do I have a resistor pack in my car?
ERIKC Answer:There are quite a few aftermarket ECUs (although not all) that will be able to provide both saturated and peak and hold injector drivers. Make sure you set your ECU to match the type of injectors you purchased!
Why do I have a (injector) resistor pack (box) in my car?
ERIKC Answer:The resistor pack is installed to ‘fool’ your ECU into thinking it is driving high impedance injectors. Vehicles that have low impedance injectors AND resistor packs have ECUs that use a saturated signal to operate low impedance injectors.
You may know, or have read earlier in our FAQ How do I know if my injector is low impedance or high impedance? that low impedance injectors are designed to be driven by peak and hold signals. Most of the OE manufacturers that produced cars with low-Z injectors chose a “workaround” to using the low-Z injectors since it wasn’t cost effective to produce an ECU with the necessary circuitry and injector drivers to produce these P&H signals for the few high performance cars that needed it.
