DIY How to Replace a 2.0 Tdi Injector CJAA

DIY How to Replace a 2.0 Tdi Injector CJAA

If you plan on changing out a Diesel injector in your VW Tdi make sure you have the means to code the injector afterwards.
: Proper injector pulling tool https://amzn.to/33t5rC4
: Autel 906bt scan tool https://amzn.to/3dQoBDY

This job will take you a bit to pull the injector from your TDi. I made my own tool that worked but I highly recommend that you purchase a proper tool as you’ll need it more than once most likely. You need a way to code the new diesel injector my Autel 906 bt scanner can do just that.
Pay attention on how everything came apart so you remember how to put it together. I bled my injector lines prior to starting the Jetta tdi.

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Lucas Maclean says:

I jave the same car,coulor, exact same. My hands look like yiurs and voice the same. Are you a MaClean?

Robson Enduro says:

nice, wonder what's the torque for these bolts under the plate though.

Nick Axe says:

Is this the same engine as fitted to the T5 VW van…2015 2lt diesel…..been told the injectors can break off inside the head getting them off/out….is this correct.

Adam Staff says:

Do you need the special puller tool?

Shane Leavy says:

Any body ever get a leak from the seal on the injector plate ?

Robert Noton says:

Where do I get the injection poor kit

Infinitibased says:

Did injector 2 and 4 bounce up and down

thenfs overclocker says:

How to tell if injector is bad?

Michael Krom says:

Where did u buy the new injector I want to do all of mine?

matmass01 says:

I Youtube lots of DIY's and i wanted to day good job sir!

Hayze Productions says:

11:20 those 2 nuts under the rotating plate dont require a specific torque spec do they?
I was having problems with a ton of blowby going out of the rubber seals, was a bunch of soot all around the injectors and got bad where oil was also pushing out as well.

unbolted those plates turned them counter clock wise, and made 1/2 turns tight to each injector.
The nuts for the injectors weren't completely loose but loose enough for me to make the decision on tightening down that much.

Hayze Productions says:

Definately saving this video.
All injectors are leaking on my 2009, plan to replace the seals o-rings and clean the tips as a first before replacing any.

Autel should have a fuel prime feature because these cars have a tank pump and the high pressure pump.

It is said that you should not crank the car like the old fashoned way, you should use the scanner to do the prime functions in the scanner.

Matt K says:

For other DIY people, VCDS is a much more affordable scan tool for VW/Audi. Best $200 you'll spend on a tool if you own a vw or audi. Also you want to bleed the fuel system using VCDS. That scan tool may have that adaptation. It's imperative you bleed the fuel system as the high pressure fuel pump can fail if ran dry and generally causes about $6-8k in damage.

Larry Stout says:

Great help for me in replacing the #3 fuel injector on my 2011 VW Jetta 2.0 TDI

RwdyAudi says:

What is that tool you used to remove the injector I'm need to do this very same job

mariodesmo says:

That scan tool makes all the difference.
Nice little repair!

Ulford says:

How often do you drive this car?

Silverado says:

Did you have any issues with the scan tool after you purchased it from amazon and registered it? I heard Autel disables the scanners purchased from amazon. Is that true?

Dan Hambrick says:

That didn't seem like that bad of a job Jerry..

B.C. Outdoor Adventures says:

Looks like a pretty nice scan tool.

joesaiditstrue says:

looked like a relatively easy cheap repair until you busted out the expensive computer tool, recode injector 🙁 why VW, WHY do they gotta do this

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