Fuel Injector Replacement near Fort Mill, South Carolina

There are 47 RepairPal Certified locations for Fuel Injector Replacement, all with a minimum 12,000-mile/12-month warranty.

47 Results for Fuel Injector Replacement near Fort Mill, South Carolina

Fuel Injector Replacement can be completed at all of these locations, along with other repairs and services.

The Shop @ 160

4.8

(85)

1.2 mi

128 Grant Farm Dr

Fort Mill, SC

Open

Closes 5:30 PM

Call the shop at (803) 702-4823 for appointment availability

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Honest-1 Auto Care - Fort Mill

4.4

(66)

1.62 mi

1654 Carolina Place Drive

Fort Mill, SC

Open

Closes 5:30 PM

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Tuffy Auto Services Center - Steele Creek

4.1

(90)

5.89 mi

9800 South Tryon Street

Charlotte, NC

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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Grease Monkey - Pineville

3.9

(41)

6.33 mi

9920 Pineville-Matthews Road

Pineville, NC

Open

Closes 6:30 PM

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Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers - South Tryon

4.8

(18)

6.48 mi

9115 S Tryon St

Charlotte, NC

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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Precision Tune Auto Care - 059-02

4.1

(45)

6.85 mi

10515 Centrum Pkwy

Pineville, NC

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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Meineke Car Care Center #1134

4.5

(20)

7.56 mi

2366 Dave Lyle Boulevard

Rock Hill, SC

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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Shope's Automotive Service & Repair

4.6

(41)

9.41 mi

1304 Flint St Ext

Rock Hill, SC

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Fri

Call the shop at (803) 373-1598 for appointment availability

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Eurofed Automotive - Southend

4.3

(80)

10.24 mi

5410 Old Pineville Rd

Charlotte, NC

Closed

Opens 8:00 AM Fri

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Precision Tune Auto Care - 059-03

4.5

(80)

10.57 mi

4909 South Blvd.

Charlotte, NC

Open

Closes 6:00 PM

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SpeeDee Oil Change & Auto Service - South Blvd - Charlotte

4.3

(16)

10.75 mi

4752 South Boulevard

Charlotte, NC

Open

Closes 6:30 PM

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Automotive Triage - Wilkinson

4.9

(16)

13.38 mi

8130 Wilkinson Boulevard

Charlotte, NC

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Closes 6:00 PM

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Fuel Injector Replacement

How are fuel injector issues diagnosed?

If fuel delivery system symptoms are present, the technician will first conduct a visual inspection. If the issue isn't clear after a physical inspection, the technician will connect a computerized scanner to the vehicle to read some of its sensors. If there's a fuel injector problem, the technician would most likely find that misfires are happening frequently on one cylinder. The fuel injector or injectors in question must be tested, and may require removal for bench testing. Any failed components must be replaced, and the vehicle will be checked to ensure the problem is fixed.

How is a fuel injector replaced?

Typically, the intake manifold must be removed to access and replace the fuel injectors. This can be a large job that may involve draining the coolant and oil, removing many engine components, and replacing the intake manifold gasket. Some cars, though, are designed with plastic intake manifolds that do not have oil or coolant passages, making this process easier. Once access is available, the fuel injector is disconnected from the fuel rail and electrical connector and removed. The new one is then installed in its place.

RepairPal recommendations for fuel injector issues

When replacing fuel injectors, use high-quality, OEM parts. Keeping the injectors the same will ensure even power across the engine and a proper air-fuel mixture for all cylinders. This should result in smooth running.

What to look out for when dealing with fuel injector issues

When working with fuel, the battery should always be disconnected, and proper precautions taken against fire.

Can I replace the fuel injector myself?

This is not a DIY job. Fuel injector replacement should be left to a professional. The risk of fire is enough by itself, but this repair can also get very complicated. A good amount of knowledge goes into removing the injectors, intake manifold, fuel rail and other components, and if done wrong, it can further damage the vehicle.