Just had the injectors done on my ZX...

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Just had the injectors done on my ZX...

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Hi All,

After a year or so of my ZX (1995 1.9D, 139,500) getting more and more asthmatic, to the point where it was getting embarrassing on steep hills, I finally had the injectors serviced. Woo-hoo...! What a difference. It now starts easier, it doesn't puff out clouds of blue smoke when starting, it's got rid of the annoying chugging at idle which made me think there was a misfire, and it goes like whatsit off a shovel. OK, not cheap (£192), but worth it in sheer drivability.

There's only one downside; the extra power has brought to light a slipping clutch which won't adjust out, so guess what my next job is... 8-)

Phil
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If you back off and dont let it slip it could last thousands of miles.

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Peter.N.: Unfortunately it's not just a slight slipping. It now gets embarrassing on hills for an entirely different reason!
The new clutch is on order from eBay and I'll be getting the gearbox out over the weekend for when it arrives. What fun. 8-)
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