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M16A non-VVT injectors
15 Oct 2025 07:29 #262304
by CB1289
M16A non-VVT injectors was created by CB1289
Ayup everyone!
Just done a swap from m13a to m16a non-VVT on my 2001 jimny. The engine is running, however it's running a bit rough and we think it has come down to the injectors.
The old ones might be shot anyway, so going to order some new ones regardless.
Has anyone got any advice on which ones are best to use and potentially recommend any to purchase?
Cheers
Chad
Just done a swap from m13a to m16a non-VVT on my 2001 jimny. The engine is running, however it's running a bit rough and we think it has come down to the injectors.
The old ones might be shot anyway, so going to order some new ones regardless.
Has anyone got any advice on which ones are best to use and potentially recommend any to purchase?
Cheers
Chad
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17 Oct 2025 17:22 #262345
by Motacilla
Replied by Motacilla on topic M16A non-VVT injectors
I am bumping your message to the top to see if one of the experts can answer it.
For my part, I rarely replace injectors on a petrol engine; it is usually enough to have them cleaned & tested unless they have done intergalactic mileage. But Suzi units might be cheap enough that it is not worth having this done, I don't know. (But someone here will know!)
For my part, I rarely replace injectors on a petrol engine; it is usually enough to have them cleaned & tested unless they have done intergalactic mileage. But Suzi units might be cheap enough that it is not worth having this done, I don't know. (But someone here will know!)
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17 Oct 2025 18:26 #262347
by jackonlyjack
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I have blue swift sport ones in my 2004
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18 Oct 2025 08:08 #262352
by Busta
Replied by Busta on topic M16A non-VVT injectors
You should be using the 1.6 injectors. How long has it run for since the swap?
The ecu has a learning function and after an engine swap it can take time to adjust to the different fuel requirements. I've had some that do it straight away and others that take half an hour before they run smoothly.
Getting the injectors tested and cleaned is your next option. For replacements, any from another M16a or M15a Suzuki will do the job. New will be expensive.
The ecu has a learning function and after an engine swap it can take time to adjust to the different fuel requirements. I've had some that do it straight away and others that take half an hour before they run smoothly.
Getting the injectors tested and cleaned is your next option. For replacements, any from another M16a or M15a Suzuki will do the job. New will be expensive.
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20 Oct 2025 06:10 - 20 Oct 2025 06:10 #262372
by yakuza
Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 Cooper Disco, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck.
Replied by yakuza on topic M16A non-VVT injectors
My m16a injectors are yellow, most of them are I think.
Norway 2005 Jimny M16A VVT, 235 Cooper Disco, 2" Trailmaster, ARB rear lck.
Last edit: 20 Oct 2025 06:10 by yakuza.
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20 Oct 2025 13:34 #262374
by CB1289
Replied by CB1289 on topic M16A non-VVT injectors
Thanks all!
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