OEM Fuel Injectors

OEM Fuel Injectors FAQ

How Do Fuel Injectors Work?

By spraying fuel through nozzles into your engine cylinders at the proper pressure, via electronically controlled valves that open and close at the right intervals. The process starts with the fuel pump, which pushes the gas in your fuel tank through fuel lines to the injectors themselves, and an engine control unit (ECU) and sensors help figure out when the injectors should spray. The result: the engine gets the right ratio of fuel to oxygen, the internal combustion process can get going, and your engine can start running on its own power.

This is basically what the carburetors in older vehicles used to do (but more efficiently, with fewer emissions).

How Can I Tell My Fuel Injectors are Bad?

Upon inspection, you'll notice clogs or leaks, and the fuel system will seem to be having a tougher time getting gas where it needs to go. In any case, change the problematic injector, and use an OEM replacement.

How Much Does Replacing a Fuel Injector Cost?

Between $900 and $1,075 CAD on average, according to RepairPal -- sometimes less, sometimes a lot more. It can vary by model, and whether you have the job done at a service center, too. For example, Jeep Wrangler fuel injector replacement might run $425 to $500 CAD on average, but for a Honda Accord, it might run $870 to $990 CAD plus. For a Ford F-150, anywhere from $790 to $930 CAD, and so on.

Why Shop Fuel Injectors at OEM Pro Parts in Windsor ON?

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