Posted by RBoots on May 26, 2016 at 19:13:04 from (173.241.113.102):
In Reply to: ih 674 posted by Louis b on May 26, 2016 at 16:09:48:
Probably have to, or should, pull the head. I did the ones on our DT436 as the machine shop didn't rant to install them. Just have to be very careful to get it slit, or crumpled on one side so it can be removed, WITHOUT NICKING OR DAMAGING THE HEAD!!!! Juse have to be very careful, have good lighting. Cleaned up the holes in the head with a small wire wheel on a die grinder, turned down a piece of oak to fit the inside of the sleeve, put the injector sleeves in the freezer, and put the head near the woodstove for a bit. Popped the sleeves out of the freezer one at a time, covered the sleeve in sleeve retainer (loctite), and drove it home with the tool I made. Worked very well, they had a good feel when they went in. Runs good, that was done a few years back.
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