oregonfarmer
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anyone know how to open injector lines? Ihave tryed many things
no luck...
no luck...
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Dieseltech
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What are you working on?
cole in mo
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If plugged with old fuel, a small propane torch should burn it out, then use carb cleaner. If they are plugged with water and rust, a different set of lines would be in order.
Steve@Advance
Well-known Member
Been stored with bio diesel in it?
I worked on a diesel power plant that was stored (I assume) partially
disassembled. Everything fuel related that was exposed to air was packed with
white sticky crumbly residue. I assume it was bio diesel, no history on it,
bought on an online auction.
I never found anything that would cut it, ended up scraping and prodding enough
to get it running. Once running it must have cleaned itself up because it never
gave any more problems.
I worked on a diesel power plant that was stored (I assume) partially
disassembled. Everything fuel related that was exposed to air was packed with
white sticky crumbly residue. I assume it was bio diesel, no history on it,
bought on an online auction.
I never found anything that would cut it, ended up scraping and prodding enough
to get it running. Once running it must have cleaned itself up because it never
gave any more problems.
Steve@Advance
Well-known Member
That's one thing I didn't try was diesel fuel. Might have been worth a shot.
A semi rigid but flexible piece of wire (choke pull cable?) preferably stainless. A small diameter cable, like throttle cable or bicycle brake/shift cable with one end on the drill. Either of those stuffed in the line, and/or spun with a drill, as long as there aren't sharp bends. Maybe if you had access to an injector pop/tester you could try to blow them out with the tester.
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