OEM 2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Fuel Injector

2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500 Fuel Injector Parts and Q&A

• Q: How Do Fuel Injectors Impact Engine Performance and Classification on 2006 Dodge Sprinter 2500?

  A: Because the flow rates differ among fuel injectors, all injector six-digit codes should be re-entered after replacing them. Three classes of injectors are made based on their ability to hold liquid, as this helps the engine software fit individual injectors more precisely. A Drbiii is necessary to correctly assign and spot this type of classification. Apart from the part number, classified injectors are marked by a circle on their magnetic head with a number between 1 and 3 in it, indicating their classification stage. The same rules go for when an engine is changed or repairs are done on the cylinder head, because changes can take place in the cylinder or module assignments. Not paying attention to the classification can cause your car to smoke and be hard to drive. If a new injector goes in, its classification number needs to be entered into the control module using the Drbii. Turn the ignition switch "On," choose Engine and then Miscellaneous on the Drb Iii, pick Learn Injectors, scroll to the correct injector, set it to its proper classification and use the ignition to finish the process.