T6.1 Not starting, Injectors replaced

Jogvan6.1

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Hello.
I have been trying to find answers, but sadly none of them have been the answer my car is looking for.
After having had contaminated diesel in my car (water/bottom residue from an old tank), the car suddenly stopped running while driving.
The car has not started again since.
I flushed the tank and fuel system, filled it up with new diesel, replaced the injectors (New oem) and the filter, but no luck. The car started for a short period after the injectors were replaced, but then it turned back off.
The transferpump is work and there seems to be pressure on the system according to vcds. Tried bleeding out the system via vcds and manually bleeding out the system on the injectors.
Will run (rough idle) on startgas.
No fault codes.
T6.1 2.0 Diesel, 2021. Engine code CXHA.
 
whats the rail pressure when cranking? - via VCDS.





@mmi is very good at reading block map data from VCDS.

here is my chart of HP rail pressure,



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see @mmi guide here:



and here:






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I'm not specifically familiar with these engines so may be way off course, but Google suggests the new injectors need coding to the engine...?
 
Have you tried the below from another post. I had no rail pressure until trying this. I did manage to get mine going after replacing the fuel rail pressure regulator.

“A pump proof test worked in getting this running again

Removed the plug off the fuel pump pressure regulator as these pumps will give full pressure unplugged

I fed a constant 12v wire to the pressure regulator on the end of the rail to hold it closed. Now while monitoring rail pressure with the injectors connected I cranked it over.

The rail pressure shot up to 2000bar, I did this three times to make sure the injectors had a good burst of high pressure and then plugged pump back in and removed feed from rail regulator

It then started but was only running on cylinders 3 and 4. Took it for a 5 minute drive and sure enough the other two injectors came back to life and running as it was before.”
 
Injectors airlocked possibly, crack of injector pipes whilst cranking to make sure fuel getting to each injector . Try priming fuel pump and resetting metering adaptions
 
This has all been done, sadly.
The car has gotten all parts in the fuel system replaced, and it is still just cranking, no start.
A terrible situation.
 
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