gettin a inject, washer sealed up

pplowboy · Mar 4, 2013

Got a 504 injector, copper wash,, wont seal up,,,surface is ruff an pitted,,, anyone now of the tool recut it,, clean it up without pullin , the head, i would think something like a end mill bit,might work,,,jus wonderin ,what other.deisel guys have tryed,,,,thanks for the input

J.Wondergem · Mar 4, 2013

Try heating the copper washer up red hot and drop it a bucket of cold water. That'll puff up the copper so it might hold better.

mightymolinekid · Mar 4, 2013

I have a stack of those copper washers, you need to borrow one?? I think I'd just put in a new one....

Anonymous-0 · Mar 4, 2013

Back when I worked for an Oliver dealer we had a'reamer' tha we would use to clean out the injecor bore each time we had them out. Since the tip and the end of the injector is the same if you could find one of those it might help you out. J.

pplowboy · Mar 4, 2013

Thats interesting on heating washer up...might try jus see how it works,,,im lookin for a reamer of sort that can put a new sealing surface on it....an yes mightymo the new washer ,didnt survive , 5min run time,, lol....only running on 5 cylinders , lol

Oliver662011 · Mar 4, 2013

(quoted from post at 03:11:29 03/05/13) Back when I worked for an Oliver dealer we had a'reamer' tha we would use to clean out the injecor bore each time we had them out. Since the tip and the end of the injector is the same if you could find one of those it might help you out. J.

Any idea where to get one?
Mike

mightymolinekid · Mar 5, 2013

I got some from my local AGCO dealer...they
used to be a MM dealership back in the day. I
also got some from the pump shop when they
did my fuel system.

Joho · Mar 6, 2013

The 504 in my '66 G1000 used an asbestos fiber sealing ring instead of the copper washer.

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