INTERNATIONAL NAVISTAR DT466E, DT466 FUEL INJECTOR 1999-2003 (2593595C91)

INTERNATIONAL DT466E REBUILT ELECTRONIC INJECTOR ASSEMBLY (2593595C91)

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OEM NUMBER    2593595C91
PART TYPE    Fuel Injector
BRAND  NAVISTAR 
ENGINE MAKE    International Navistar
ENGINE TYPE    DT466E, DT466
YEAR    1999-2003
PART NUMBER    2593595C91
ADDITIONAL NOTES    ESN# 1125228-1,999,999 175-250 HP Letter Code "BI"

OEM NUMBERS
Primary OEM    2593595C91
Additional OEM    1830559C91, 1830560C2, 1830561C92, 1830562C2, 1830740C92, 1830741C92, 2593594C91, 2593595C91, 2J404, AP63811BI, XTD2J404

FITMENT CHART
YEAR    MAKE    ENGINE(S)
1999    International Navistar    DT466E    DT466
2000    International Navistar    DT466E    DT466
2001    International Navistar    DT466E    DT466
2002    International Navistar    DT466E    DT466
2003    International Navistar    DT466E    DT466

When should I replace my fuel injector?-
Fuel injectors play a critical role in your vehicle's performance, ensuring that the engine receives the right amount of fuel for optimal combustion. Knowing when to replace your fuel injector can save you from potential engine damage and maintain your vehicle’s efficiency.

Key Indicators for Fuel Injector Replacement
It's essential to recognize the signs that indicate your fuel injector might need replacing. Here are some key indicators:

Engine Performance Issues
If you experience misfires, poor acceleration, or rough idling, it might be time to check your fuel injectors.
Decreased Fuel Efficiency
A noticeable drop in fuel economy often points to an issue with fuel delivery, possibly due to a failing injector.
Starting Problems
Difficulty in starting your vehicle can be a sign that your fuel injector is clogged or malfunctioning.
Unusual Noises
A ticking noise from the engine can indicate that the fuel injector is not functioning correctly.
Check Engine Light
An illuminated check engine light can signal various issues, including problems with the fuel injectors.
Regular Maintenance and Inspection
To avoid sudden breakdowns and costly repairs, regular maintenance and inspection of your fuel injectors are crucial. It's advisable to:

Have your fuel system inspected every 30,000 miles or as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
Use high-quality fuel and additives to keep the injectors clean.
Replace the fuel filter regularly to prevent contaminants from reaching the injectors.
Timely replacement of faulty fuel injectors ensures your vehicle runs smoothly and efficiently. If you notice any of the above signs, consult a professional mechanic.