TD4 Injector Removal

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As you may be aware the theory is that the injector is jacked out by the C clamp using the 2 studs. This is usually impossible because the studs are made of jelly. If you can pull the injector out by another means the C clamp will come out with the injector. However the pillars of the injector extractor tool I made seated in the stud holes. Unless the C clamp is removed the studs cannot be extracted. I removed the C clamp by grinding the injector sides until the clamp could be taken off, this obviously destroys the injector for exchange purposes. The studs can now be removed. When you purchase a new injector you don't get a new C clamp or studs so preserve them. If this explanation hasn't clarified things please post again.

Allan

Hi Allan,

I am faced with this mare on my current TD6. I am just reading the post above as I am at this stage. To clarify. The 2 puny studs wth the 10mm nuts at the base are to be removed. thus jacking the c clamp and pulling the injector from its seat?

Just off the Euro car parts for inverted torks. .
 
Hi there,
The tool I made required the studs to be extracted. That can't happen unless the C clamp is removed. I ground the sides of the injector body to allow the C clamp to be removed, because I needed the clamp undamaged. With the clamp out of the way the studs could be unscrewd and the tool got into position to jack the remains of the injector out after tapping it to accept the cap head screw in the tool.

Good luck.
Allan
 
john, the symptoms i had was,,,, on tickover it was only running on 3 cylnders ,making the engine rock really badly, acceleration was very poor, and lacked power at all speeds,and very smoky
after checking everything i could think of i traced it down to a blocked injector by pulling off the plug on each injector while it was ticking over ,i did try to remove the injector but only got so far berore i realised it was going to need a tool to jack it out , so i decided to give the cleaner a try

it took a full tank of fuel with a full dose of injector cleaner (500ml stp £15) before it eventually cleared, ,( i now use it on a regular basis small dose ) , i now realise that these injectors are so fine , its essential that they are kept clean, im even considering giving them the shock treatment on a 6 monthly basis , try a bottle , you will also notice increased acceleration and a livley engine
best of luck



Agree totally with this, got my freelander on a permanent diet of Millers after reading how expensive these injectors were & more importantly how bad they were to remove.
Hopefully I won't ever have to find out & am glad you got sorted Allan.
 
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