Re: 656 injectors

Posted by Migraine on March 21, 2005 at 20:19:30 from (24.18.75.6):

In Reply to: 656 injectors posted by TWL on March 21, 2005 at 18:36:21:

The injectors on a 282 diesel can be stuck very tight but with a small pry bar and some penetrant they usually will finally break lose. Sometimes if you can get them to move horizontally a little bit first then they will come up out of there. Then put them on a pressure tester to check the spray pattern and if they have a dribble pattern they need new tips or total replacement. The ones last month for my 560 282 diesel cost 80 dollars each plus sending the old ones back . This was for rebuilt ones as new old stock are very hard to find. Make sure you change the washers down in the cups as well. Hope this helps. Migraine

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