Labiarat

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No luck with injector on my 105K miler, does anyone on here know of or have a lowish mileage td4 engine?


The car is currently being dangled of the end of a two ton hoist and the injector is winning!:eek:
 
you just keep me hanging on!:D
 

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dunno if this could be the reason but yer piccies reminded me of a similar thing that happened to me.

i was doing the head on a fiat(ah think it wur a fiat) anyway the head wint come orf and i had it suspended as you have and still it wint budge.
it was during one of my jumping up and down on the wing sessions that i noticed one of the head studs moving.
on closer examination i found the problem.
some **** had snapped a manifold stud, drilled it out and re-tapped it. going straight into the head stud. so there was no way it was coming off like that. once i took the manifold stud out the head jumped off.

so maybe they have tightened a manifold stud onto the injector
 
The previous post is a good idea but why havent you just removed the whole head :confused:

A gasket is cheaper than a new engine and much easier to do.

Get the head off remove the injector and replace in one full day :)
 
The previous post is a good idea but why havent you just removed the whole head :confused:

A gasket is cheaper than a new engine and much easier to do.

Get the head off remove the injector and replace in one full day :)
top plastic cover £235 injectors £175 each ( most likely get damaged in process total cost £1200, on a 105k engine

guarantee that if you only replace the one injector the other three will do the same after a short while....!
 
top plastic cover £235 injectors £175 each ( most likely get damaged in process total cost £1200, on a 105k engine

guarantee that if you only replace the one injector the other three will do the same after a short while....!

well if ur havin that much trouble gettin one out you can probs bet there all stuck in like that:(
 
Was going to suggest removing head anyway, just so you could get the pleasure of tapping the fecker with a drift and sledge hammer.
BUT, in the link below, guy had similar probs with a merc and he welded a 3/4 drive socket onto the injector and screwed the bugger out in a clockwise direction. Worth a pop?

Mercedes A-Class 2001 diesel engine injectors
 

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