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Old 10-13-2017, 02:46 PM
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I recently had to replace an injector due to a warn O-ring. After replacing the injector the car still runs rough but not rough enough to put it into fail safe mode. I replaced the replacement and it still runs rough. All electrical connections seem intact. Any ideas? Is it possible to have a single cylinder wash down?
 
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Maybe something else is wrong - start by checking fuel trims.
 
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Might want to pull a compression check on that cylinder and the adjacent ones.
 
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Fouled plug from the previously malfunctioning injector?
 
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Is it throwing any codes?
 
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Originally Posted by jobagadonuts
I recently had to replace an injector due to a warn O-ring. After replacing the injector the car still runs rough but not rough enough to put it into fail safe mode. I replaced the replacement and it still runs rough. All electrical connections seem intact. Any ideas? Is it possible to have a single cylinder wash down?
Why would you assume it's only one injectors O ring? Most likely you have some others that are cracked and leaking but not enough to trip a code on their own.

You're also in the X150 forum for the newer XK's so you might find better answers in the X100 sub.
 
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Is it throwing any codes?
No, no codes but starts and runs like crap.
 
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Old 10-14-2017, 10:32 PM
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Is it running rough at idle or at speed as well? A better explaination is needed especially if no codes are thrown.

Not sure why an injector has a worn o-ring unless it is dry, cracked or damaged through service repair, if that is the case, Ranchero is probably right in pointing to other injector o-rings as a problem source too.

If the o-ring failure is the on the bottom it would induce an air leak...on the top of the injector could produce a very real fire hazard.
 
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Does the cruise control work? I know, this sounds like a stupid question. Years ago I had a '97 coupe with similar problems - no cruise control and rough idle. There is a T fitting that feeds vacuum to the cruise control from the intake manifold. My T broke [old brittle plastic part] and the cruise stopped working and it idled roughly. I replaced the T and fixed both problems.
 
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That's not stupid at all.

It would show up in the fuel trims (but you'd still have to find what was throwing them out).
 

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