D Slater said: (quoted from post at 16:34:05 02/27/10) See I have a failure to communicate. Never thought about the injectors you have. I have only removed the nozzle body on other type injectors used on a MD with the slide hammer I made. You have the type that came on one with a engine # 14500 or lower. Later type its easy to remove the nozzle fitting then bolt the plate to nozzle body.
I measured what I made, 5/8 plate 3/4 rod, 56 inches long, 22 lb hammer. Just made it from stuff I had handy. If I was doing another I would drop to 1/2 or 5/8 rod and a lighter hammer and shorten it up at least a foot. Thats just the way I remove the hard ones, i'm sure someone else may have a better idea. Never had one with the type injectors you have, so have no first hand knowledge.
I can thru bolt the puller to the injectors to pull them out which is what you see. Then when I get them out it is a perfectly flat surface that I used two 3/8"x1" fine thread bolts to bolt the puller to the thing in the head.
Are you anywhere near WI? Maybe I could come and pick up your puller. I owe you a beer anyhow.
What did you make the hammer out of? I would love to have something that heavy. I will be remfg mine on Monday, but I would like to find something heavier to slide.
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