Engineered diagnostic testing, three-stage ultrasonic cleaning and flow calibration using test benches approved by BOSCH GmbH, Delphi, Magneti Marelli and ASNU UK.
We at Regent Fuel Injectors specialise in diagnostic testing, cleaning and servicing of all types of petrol and gasoline fuel injectors by experienced engineers with technical accuracy and a customer-focused approach.
Using state-of-the-art diagnostic test benches and temperature-controlled ultrasonic cleaning equipment, we restore injectors to their best condition — improving engine combustion efficiency, smooth throttle pickup, and durability.
Equipment used at Regent Fuel Injectors for testing is approved by worldwide leading vehicle and injector manufacturers such as BOSCH GmbH, Delphi and Magneti Marelli, allowing us to perform precise and efficient diagnostics on all types of fuel injectors.
Our laboratory possesses custom adaptors, high-pressure rails, and signal drivers for all major injection architectures.
Every set of injectors sent to Regent undergoes this rigorous, repeatable laboratory procedure to ensure like-new factory performance.
Injectors are externally degreased, visually inspected under magnification, and individually numbered for test report tracking.
Coils are tested for internal electrical resistance (ohms), short circuits, heat breakdown, and operational current draw.
Static and pulsed flow rates, spray pattern geometry, and leak-down pressure integrity are recorded on calibrated test benches.
Old contaminated internal micro-filter baskets, hardened O-rings, and damaged pintle caps are safely extracted without damaging bodies.
Injectors are submerged in Tank 1 to remove baked exterior varnish, carbon crust, and heavy grease prior to internal sonic scrubbing.
Injectors are dynamically cycled on and off with precise square-wave electrical pulses, dislodging varnish trapped inside the pintle valve.
A specialized secondary neutral solution in Tank 3 eliminates chemical residues and flushes out ultra-fine micro-particles.
Injectors are reverse-mounted on a dedicated back-flush manifold where high-pressure solvent expels all dislodged debris out the inlet.
Injectors return to the calibrated flow bench for post-clean testing: spray atomization, static flow, pulsed flow balance, and zero-leak confirmation.
Brand new 10–20 micron filter baskets, high-grade Viton O-rings, and heat-resistant combustion seals are pressed into place.
A comprehensive before-and-after laboratory test report is generated showing exact flow gains, and injectors are vacuum-packed for return.
Instead of delivering fuel into the intake manifold tract before the valve, GDI engines inject a microscopic mist directly into the combustion chamber under extreme pressures between 450 to 3,000 PSI, driven by mechanical camshaft pumps.
Direct injectors atomize ultra-fine droplets — as small as ±65 microns compared to ±165 microns on conventional port injectors. Because the tip sits inside the combustion chamber, high temperature carbon buildup rapidly degrades spray geometry.
Our specialized GDI test bench measures direct injection pressure dynamics and atomization distribution, restoring direct injectors to factory OEM tolerances.
View GDI Injector Models| Abbreviation | Manufacturer & Technology |
|---|---|
| FSI / TFSI | Volkswagen / Audi • Fuel Stratified Injection |
| SCi | Ford • Smart Charge Injection |
| IDE | Renault • Injection Direct Essence |
| JTS | Alfa Romeo • Jet Thrust Stoichiometric |
| SIDI | Holden / GM • Spark Ignition Direct Injection |
| HPI | BMW • High Precision Injection |
| HPDI | Porsche • High Pressure Direct Injection |
| Ecotec | GM, Vauxhall, Opel Direct Injection |
| CGI | Mercedes-Benz • Charged Gasoline Injection |
| DISI | Ford / Mazda • Direct-Injection-Spark-Ignition |
| GDI | Mitsubishi, Hyundai, Kia, Volvo, Peugeot |
Send your fuel injectors to our Mumbai Central laboratory for comprehensive flow testing, 3-stage ultrasonic cleaning, and full report generation.