As you may know, your engine generates power by burning a mixture of oxygen and fuel in its combustion chambers. There has to be a way to get the fuel into your cylinders, and this task is handled nicely by your Dodge Colt fuel injectors. In most cases, your vehicle will have a separate fuel injector for each cylinder.

Your Colt fuel injectors are designed to inject a controlled spray of fuel at regular intervals into your cylinders, which prohibits wasted fuel and allows for a clean burn. To accomplish this, there are a number of tiny parts in the nozzles of your Dodge Colt fuel injectors that control and measure fuel spray.

It stands to reason that since there are so many small parts, and they are all working constantly whenever your engine is running, that your fuel injectors will eventually run into problems. In fact, one of the common problems with Colt fuel injectors happens when the nozzles become clogged with debris and impurities that make their way into your fuel supply. Clogged fuel injector nozzles force your fuel to spray all over the place and decrease the effectiveness of the combustion cycle, causing sluggish performance, rough idling, and stalling. In some cases you can clean your Dodge Colt fuel injectors by adding a fuel injector cleaner to your gas tank, and restore lost power. However, over time the tiny o-rings and other parts in the nozzles of your fuel injectors are going to wear out through normal use.When that happens, browse our online catalogue to find the replacement Colt fuel injectors you need at our great low prices.