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Installation Instructions:1. Identifying the leaking head 2. Identifying the leaking cylinder 3. Preparing the fuel Injector 4. Installing the repair sleeve( Remember to clean the injector bore thoroughly using brake clean and compressed air ) |
Note For Identifying the Leaking Head / Leaking Cylinder:1. About the cracked cylinder head, we have found that in the vast majority of cases the problem is in the passenger side cylinder head. 2. To find out which injector bore is leaking on the affected cylinder head, experience has taught us that the two center cylinders are the most commonly affected. The more rearward of the center cylinders is the most common location of the crack. 3. In cases of extremely small leaks that still cannot be located, plug the injector nozzle opening into the cylinder with a 3/16ths vacuum cap pushed onto the end of a phillips screwdriver and fill the injector bore with diesel fuel. Even the tiniest leaks will evidence themselves by bubbles rising to the surface. |
Extended Repair Sleeve:
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APPLICATION:When diesel fuel in the cooling system caused by a crack in one of the cylinder heads, the cylinder heads need to be removed from the vehicle in order to replace the sleeves, this injector sleeve remover / installer tool set makes this repair a relatively easy job and allows replacement of the injector sleeves / cups without removing the heads from the vehicle |
HOW TO USE:
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NOTE:The tap is separate from the puller portion of the tool, you may purchase an inexpensive tap at the local hardware store. By installing this 6.0 Powerstroke injector cup tool, you'll also need an o-ring( provided by head repair kit )to retain the injector sleeve to the installer |
1 * Injector Body Holding Tool
1 * Replacement Injector Body/ New Lower Injector Body
1 * Injector Seal Kit
1 * Sleeve Sealing / Retaining Compound
1 * Extended Repair Sleeve
1 * Tap
1 * Sleeve Installer
1 * Puller

