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Modern injectors may be controlled by magnets, but the hydraulics of high-pressure fuel haven't changed. Booklet 17 explains why a plunger works, what cavitation is, and how spring tension dictates spray pattern. If you want to understand why a modern injector fails, this book explains the physics from the ground up.

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The famous "searching idle" on the Bosch VP37 pump. Generic VCDS (VAG-COM) logs suggest replacing the injection quantity adjuster (N108). But Booklet 17 reveals that the N108 is rarely the fault. Instead, it provides a multimeter procedure for the fuel temperature sensor that is reverse-logic (resistance goes up as fuel heats, unlike coolant sensors). Most mechanics reverse this. Booklet 17 gives the correct thermistor curve. Modern injectors may be controlled by magnets, but