Does anyone know how to remove the injectors on a 4620? I used a blunt chisel to loosen the retaining nuts that screw into the head, but I can't get the injectors to budge up, it seems that I'm separating the injector Y housing from the injector itself if anything. Any advice would be appreciated.
- Thread starter J-Bacher
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I have an adaptor that screws on to the top of the injector where the fuel line goes. Then a slide hammer hooks to that. Even then I have broken them off. I have had to remove the cylinder head and drive them out of the head from the bottom.
Clean everything up good and use plenty of anti-seize when installing the new/rebuilt injectors.
Clean everything up good and use plenty of anti-seize when installing the new/rebuilt injectors.
"Does anyone know how to remove the injectors on a 4620?"
With an injector removal socket or wrench and a slide-hammer puller with the appropriate adapter.
"I used a blunt chisel to loosen the retaining nuts that screw into the head"
You are KIDDING, right?
(We just had Jan 1, NOT April 1!
With an injector removal socket or wrench and a slide-hammer puller with the appropriate adapter.
"I used a blunt chisel to loosen the retaining nuts that screw into the head"
You are KIDDING, right?
(We just had Jan 1, NOT April 1!
Secret Squirrel
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If these injectors are the "Y" type, Deere (OTC) has a special wrench for them.
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