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  1. Join Date
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    #1
    Request info on the trooper's (4jx1 engine) injector part no, either isuzu or Caterpillar, from guys who have changed this part or have access to the parts manual.

    My '01 trooper is acting up- low engine temp, rough idle- the casa suspects faulty injectors which cost about P64k+ a set. I'd like to check with Caterpillar if they can source the part, since they designed/ made the injector system for isuzu.

    Appreciate any help!

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    Sir Jackaroo,

    As far as I know...... INJECTORS of ISUZU were made by BOSCH, Suggest you try to check it out with a calibration shop

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    try also asking KCBOY about this... nagpalit na raw siya eh..

    Bakit what happen

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    #4
    napa-search ako bigla, eto nakita ko:



    Holden Jackaroos - Campaign 03-H-03
    Date: 15/12/2003

    Supplier: Holden Limited

    Category: Motor Vehicles

    Product Info: Holden Jackaroos from 1998 to 2000 model year, fitted with the 4JX1-TC diesel engine built before engine number 676517 (October 1999).

    Defect details: The injector sleeve sealing (O-rings) material can deteriorate and cause fuel to leak into the crankcase. This may result in an unintentional increase in engine speed, and possibly vehicle speed.

    Consumer action: Owners will be contacted directly by mail. For further information contact your authorised Holden Dealer.

    Make: Holden

    Model: Jackaroo

    Model Years From: 1998 - 2000

    Consequences: May result in an unintentional increase in engine speed, and possibly vehicle speed.

    Campaign Number: 03-H-03

    Vin Range From: 1998 - JACUBS73GW7100010 to JACUBS73GW7103492; 1999 - JACUBS73GX7100566 to JACUBS73GX7104876; 2000 - JACUBS73GY7100012 to JACUBS73GY7102028.

    Market Coverage: National

    Recall Coverage: National


    here is the link:

    http://www.recalls.gov.au/recalls_la...e&psa_id=10305

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    #5
    jackaroo pls check pm

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    hmmm...

    recall information..

    sige pagtanong ko rin ha... pero alam ko talaga BOSCH siya eh..

    other guruis like redhorse, mdpo ang garyq can help

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    #7
    pero kung ako lang, di ko na paparecall, bumibilis pa daw lalo he he he

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    #8
    Originally posted by RedHorse
    pero kung ako lang, di ko na paparecall, bumibilis pa daw lalo he he he
    me punto ka rin.

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    #9
    malayo na ang engine number ko, 747 series na, then VIN starts PABU..

    malamang yong mga may-ari ng 4x4 na 4JX1 lang ang tatamaan...

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    Guys,

    If my memory did not fail me, I seem to recall that Caterpillar (in the USA) has a running program that really benefited their customers, especially those requiring service of fuel injectors.

    It works this way: a customer brings a set of one or more defective injectors to a Caterpillar dealer; the dealer gives the customer another equivalent set of remanufactured/reconditioned injectors; the customer leaves the dealer his original set of injectors; and the dealer charges the customer an amount less the value of customer's original set of injectors. The customer benefits in as much as the dealer's charge is much less than buying new (PhP64k++) set of injectors. Caterpillar then remanufactures/reconditions the customers defective injectors, ready for another customer requiring the same service. In other words, an exchange program between Caterpillar and its customers.

    If it is Bosch, or whoever that makes the 4JX1 injectors, we hope they will implement a similar undertaking here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ondoy View Post
    Guys,

    If my memory did not fail me, I seem to recall that Caterpillar (in the USA) has a running program that really benefited their customers, especially those requiring service of fuel injectors.

    It works this way: a customer brings a set of one or more defective injectors to a Caterpillar dealer; the dealer gives the customer another equivalent set of remanufactured/reconditioned injectors; the customer leaves the dealer his original set of injectors; and the dealer charges the customer an amount less the value of customer's original set of injectors. The customer benefits in as much as the dealer's charge is much less than buying new (PhP64k++) set of injectors. Caterpillar then remanufactures/reconditions the customers defective injectors, ready for another customer requiring the same service. In other words, an exchange program between Caterpillar and its customers.

    If it is Bosch, or whoever that makes the 4JX1 injectors, we hope they will implement a similar undertaking here.
    hi...I read about your quote...can I know the location of that one caterpillar? Contact No.? Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by ondoy View Post
    Guys,

    If my memory did not fail me, I seem to recall that Caterpillar (in the USA) has a running program that really benefited their customers, especially those requiring service of fuel injectors.

    It works this way: a customer brings a set of one or more defective injectors to a Caterpillar dealer; the dealer gives the customer another equivalent set of remanufactured/reconditioned injectors; the customer leaves the dealer his original set of injectors; and the dealer charges the customer an amount less the value of customer's original set of injectors. The customer benefits in as much as the dealer's charge is much less than buying new (PhP64k++) set of injectors. Caterpillar then remanufactures/reconditions the customers defective injectors, ready for another customer requiring the same service. In other words, an exchange program between Caterpillar and its customers.

    If it is Bosch, or whoever that makes the 4JX1 injectors, we hope they will implement a similar undertaking here.
    Can I ask the location of the CATERPILLAR? and the contact NO.?

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    Hi I just read your quote............
    Quote Originally Posted by izuzambo View Post
    Can I ask the location of the CATERPILLAR? and the contact NO.?

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    Pretty sure it was made by caterpillar- it's their heui fuel system- hydraulically actuated electronically controlled unit injectors.

    I'm getting low engine temps, so low that tech 2 won't even start the diagnosis. The mechanic suspects it's caused by faulty injectors due to rough idle too. They can't repair them so may have to replace.

    The injector sleeve O-ring is available here and can be changed if damaged when removing injector.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jackaroo View Post
    Pretty sure it was made by caterpillar- it's their heui fuel system- hydraulically actuated electronically controlled unit injectors.

    I'm getting low engine temps, so low that tech 2 won't even start the diagnosis. The mechanic suspects it's caused by faulty injectors due to rough idle too. They can't repair them so may have to replace.

    The injector sleeve O-ring is available here and can be changed if damaged when removing injector.
    gd day! my fuel mixes with my oil. what should i do with my 4jx1? what shop or auto supply can i buy the injector o-ring sleeve if this is indeed the problem? what is the procedure in fixing this problem?

    thank you!

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    #16
    the term HEUI appears in the official isuzu thailand website

    ... Control by HEUI (Hydraulic Electric Unit Injector) dispensing fine fuel mist into the combustion chamber with 140 Mpa (1,400 Kg./cm2 ) With High power 5 way Electronic Fuel Injectors

    someone indeed confirmed to me that it is indeed done by caterpillar

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    #17
    boknoy: di ata ako guru.. I am just a regular member of the board na makulit sa kakatanong.. hey I sometimes experience an increase in engine speed and high rpm?? or is it just my foot pounding its way to the pedal???

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    Calling mr boknoy!

    Pde ba ko makatulong?

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    mdpo,

    Best to have engine diagnosed thru tech 2 at isuzu casa to determine if there's any fault in trooper.

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    calling UBS73,

    You have my blessing hehehehehe

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