Introduction
Applicable to all engines (H4D and H4Bt or M281 E10 and M281 E09)
Tutorial shown on an H4D but entirely applicable on an H4Bt. The only difference between the two is the injector's orientation on the fuel rail.
H4D and H4Bt's injectors are different (see wiki).
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Unscrew the 6 T50 screws by hand or using a wrench and a socket.
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Lift and put aside the engine hood.
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Undo the security clip using a flat head screwdriver.
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Disconnect the fuel supply hose.
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Reinstallation: respect the security clip's orientation, indicated by a foolproof.
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Unscrew the 2 8mm bolts holding the fuel rail.
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Pull straight the entirety of the fuel rail upside. You may rock the fuel rail slightly to help it get unstuck.
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The second image show what a clean H4D's (Deka/Siemens) fuel injector looks like. The 6 holes are visible and free.
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Undo the clip holding the injector to the fuel rail by slightly spreading it and then sliding it.
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Pull the injector to extract it. You may need to do gentle rocking/rotating motions to unstuck it: the seal may be dry do the extended contact with fuel.
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Reinstallation: make sure that the clip makes a square shape, like it was when you were undoing it. You may need to pull out the injector slightly to pull the clip back perfectly in the slot intended for this.
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Reinstallation: torque the 2 8mm screws at 10 N.m.
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Reinstallation: ideally, you should replace the seals. Lubrify (by a hint) the seals using a finger and some silicone spray to both help the reinsertion of the injectors on the rail and when reinstalling the assembled fuel ramp on the intake manifold.
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Refitting: Clean the injector wells on the intake manifold (holes into which the injectors are inserted) to ensure a tight seal.
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The engine should only vibrate very gently at idle when you place your hand on the intake manifold if the injectors, MAP sensor and throttle body are clean.
The 3 cylinders must also vibrate equally.
Driver's seat: Engine vibrations in the seat should be very light at idle.