Reply With QuoteHi Allan,
Yes you can. The only potentially tricky bit is extracting the injectors. I use a long 90degree allen key as a lever under the bridge, and it has worked every time, although I have heard of people having more difficulty.
Rgds
Pete
Wizard
Could anyone advise me if I can do the TD5 injector seals at home without the special tools listed in the workshop manual. I think they are leaking slightly and I need to do them before they get too bad.
Allan
TopicToaster
Hi Allan,
Yes you can. The only potentially tricky bit is extracting the injectors. I use a long 90degree allen key as a lever under the bridge, and it has worked every time, although I have heard of people having more difficulty.
Rgds
Pete
AT REST
SubscriberI made up this pretty basic slide hammer with some equally basic jaws (from bits I had lying around the shed) to hook under the injector. Didn't take much of a tap on the hammer and out they popped.
Roger
Master
I agree no special tools needed. Just be careful removing the old copper washers, I used a razor blade to pop them off, after a good soak in injector cleaner.Originally Posted by Psimpson7
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