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Posted by Dick L on January 26, 2000 at 15:50:53 from (209.240.200.136):
In Reply to: injectors posted by Derrek millett on January 26, 2000 at 04:28:19:
The very best way is to take them to a diesel repair service where they have the testing equipment to set and test them after they are cleaned. You could do some cosmetic cleaning carb cleaner, a small wrire brush and wire the correct size of the orifice. You could do damage to them this way and if your cleaning them because the tractor is not running properly it may be from worn parts rather than dirt, in which case they still need tested. I hope that I didn't mess up your day but I'm one of those guys that thnks he should be able to fix any thing. Well I have spent a lot of money for new parts that could have been repaired. Slow learners like me just have to try and I have been through the injector thing. We are not talking ten's and twenty's on these things. Good luck
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