Irishrover
Well-Known Member
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Hi Guys....Started to strip down today for the Water Pump & Stat replacement (TD4).
Decided whilst I was getting down & dirty to remove the Camshaft cover to check the state of the Camshafts & chain.
Removed the nuts from the injector clamp studs (Pillar studs as LR call them) and then came to jack the injectors out using a small Torx socket, as per RAVE. 1st injector
One stud turned, other one seized solid but the free stud pulled the injector out. This gave aceess to the hexagon on the stud and managed to remove it.
2nd
Both Torx ends sheared off, studs seized
3rd
As Injector 1
4th
As Injector 1
Went back to No.2 and tried levering out with a large screwdriver-no joy
Put some Plusgas around the Injector had a cuppa and :smokin::smokin:
Went back to it and after using two beefy screwdrivers as levers, it finally popped out.
The Torx bit on the end of the stud is about 4mm and is weak considering how tight the Injectors can be due years of muck etc.
The replacement studs come in a kit and are about £42 including VAT for 9 of them ...Dunno why there are 9 when there are 2 per Injector, when I went to school 4 X 2=8 !!!
As usual, LR part only, have to be ordered so it will be the middle of next week when I get them. Also ordered new "O" rings and copper seat washers whilst I was at it.
Hi Guys....Started to strip down today for the Water Pump & Stat replacement (TD4).
Decided whilst I was getting down & dirty to remove the Camshaft cover to check the state of the Camshafts & chain.
Removed the nuts from the injector clamp studs (Pillar studs as LR call them) and then came to jack the injectors out using a small Torx socket, as per RAVE. 1st injector
One stud turned, other one seized solid but the free stud pulled the injector out. This gave aceess to the hexagon on the stud and managed to remove it.
2nd
Both Torx ends sheared off, studs seized
3rd
As Injector 1
4th
As Injector 1
Went back to No.2 and tried levering out with a large screwdriver-no joy
Put some Plusgas around the Injector had a cuppa and :smokin::smokin:
Went back to it and after using two beefy screwdrivers as levers, it finally popped out.
The Torx bit on the end of the stud is about 4mm and is weak considering how tight the Injectors can be due years of muck etc.
The replacement studs come in a kit and are about £42 including VAT for 9 of them ...Dunno why there are 9 when there are 2 per Injector, when I went to school 4 X 2=8 !!!
As usual, LR part only, have to be ordered so it will be the middle of next week when I get them. Also ordered new "O" rings and copper seat washers whilst I was at it.