Gday All
What tricks or otherwise have you used to remove stuck injectors.. i have managed to get 3 out easily , 1 not so , but i have 2 stuck and dont seem to be moving..
Cheers Bulletman
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						SubscriberThe D3 injectors connect on the side not the top like the 3L.
Cheers Bulletman
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						Supporterforget brute force! Use heat.
Had to on the ol mans Pug a while ago.
I set the car hanging from the rafters via a stuck injector, and until heat was provided, injector wasn't coming off.
Wheels weren't off the ground, but also not far off it tho. No way using slide hammer would have given as much force as the cars weight.
If you can get a heat gun onto it, IIRC took about 5 or so mins at max setting, and slowly the car eased itself down from its 'Ned Kelly position'
Arthur.
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						My brother's 3.6 TDV8 had a stuck injector, stuck because it had been leaking for quite some time then resealed itself with carbon. The LR tool for those injectors is a device that jack's up the injector by the retaining plate using 2 bolts so he made his own version. 6 hours later the injector was finally out.
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These are some of the best DIY mechanical tips I’ve heard in my life.
The miracle seems that Christian of LR Time got all 6 out by hand in an 05 model without manufacturing a tool.
I’d take his advice though and do the glow plugs with the head off as that would be horrific getting stuck with broken off ones trying to replace them.
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