VW Jetta Tdi turbo diesel bosio nozzle install promo

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Uploaded by on Jan 1, 2009

This is a short promo on how to install the Bosio nozzles on your VW Tdi. The nozzles come with the full DVD on how to do the job from start to finish. I show you every step and some great tricks to get teh job done right. The Bosio nozzles are a fantastic addition to your Mercedes or VW diesel.

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  • I wish my Jetta would have started that fast when I replaced the nozzles!!! The god awful long delay must have been edited out! :-)

  • @SchwindermanFamily Sorry but it started up just like it was shown, not edited.

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  • Nice job with the editing.

  • with these injectors being flow vs time, if they r high flow wont idle be higher?

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  • Do you need a coper seal between the injector and the head ?

  • @itsbojan I believe it is to show you the quality of the instruction that comes with the new hardware. Besides, if you're half way competent, the install is not that difficult.

  • holly wood should borow him

  • I dont think they r bigger nozzles.

    This is a mechanical injection system so there is no scope for fuel controllers or other electric trickery.

    being mechanical the check valves opening is determined by the pump plunger stroke, diesel cannot be compressed, thats why u find high spec diesels often being lumpy at idle; at idle flow isnt enough to get good spray so it tries to stall, as rpm drops governor gives more fuel until spray is good, rpm increases, governor backs it off etc.

  • no because the duration they open with be less for same volume and you need fuel controller if stock computer cant control them properly

  • Do they make these for the 2004+ engines?

  • it needs moke smoke :) unless you're going the conservative route (which is obviously the case)

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