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05 Fiesta van - does replacement injector need to be coded

  • 10-03-2015 1:23pm
    #1
    euser1984
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    Thanks.


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  • #2
    martinr5232
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    Yes it does. It will start and run but will likely throw up an engine light.


  • #3
    dieselbug
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    AFAIK Some do and some dont, depending on system fitted. Is it Siemens?


  • #4
    joe912
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    put it in and drive away it should sort itself out


  • #5
    euser1984
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    Yes, it's Siemens - that a good sign?


  • #6
    dieselbug
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    Siemens no coding required, pretty sure of that (Delphi ones do) but injector problems on these 1.4s is not good news. They can be very sensitive to even being disturbed.

    When they give trouble a new set is often the best solution.


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