Ford F-350 Fuel Injectors, Fuel Rails & Components

By spraying fuel into the intake air stream, fuel injectors ensure a precise amount of fuel delivered to the cylinders. Starting in the 1980s, fuel injection systems started replacing carburetors. The Continuous Injection System was the variant earlier used on European cars. In that system, fuel was continuously sprayed by the injectors located in the ports ahead of the intake valves. Throttle Body Injection is another fuel injection type, which was mainly used on trucks and domestic cars in the 1980s. This assembly is mounted on the intake manifold and is nearly of the same size as the carburetor. TBI contains a fuel pressure regulators and injector(s) above the throttle plates. Energized by the Powertrain Control Module, a solenoid makes a plunger open a valve, allowing for fuel atomization. Gasoline Direct Injection is the newest type, spraying pressurized fuel into the combustion chamber.

Clogged, leaking, or otherwise defective fuel injectors may show a variety of symptoms, from difficulties starting your Ford F-350 to a failed emissions test. If you need quality and reasonably priced replacements, feel free to visit our website and choose from our Ford F-350 fuel injectors, fuel rails and components sourced from Bosch, Standard, GB Remanufacturing, and other reputable brands.