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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
Hmm removed the fuel lines at the rail. Removed the 4 bolts that hold down the rail. Do the injectors need to be unclipped from the rails or should the rails and injectors pull out of the plenum ?
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
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I hoped to pull them all out together but 8 is too much. The electrical plugs push & hold base of U clip toward the center of the engine and wiggle plug up. For the fuel connection push legs of U clip toward the center of the engine and remove. The rail will still be hard to pull up, for me some injectors "came with" and some stayed behind. Have fun with the IH o-rings, I think that's been the most time consuming part for me so far. Cheers, - Jeff
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
I guess I spoke too soon last night I searched on this forum and found that it just needed a bit of help. I covered a pRy bar with some chassis tape etc and they all slid out nicely.
I had a ton of oil in the round area. Really really happy to be eliminating the secondaries. There's deposits on the secondary valves and I can't wait to get this motor up to temp to clean them up Question though, what can I use to clean the secondary valves in the heads ? Obviously getting anything down there past the valves is a concern. Secondary injectors are covered. O rings will be replaced a few are cracked and many are hard. Will replace uppers and lowers. |
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
I'll take better pics, but should there be any sign of machining/porting or grinding in the runner behind the valve ? Valve guides are untouched and the size difference is obvious without measuring so they haven't been opened up but I believe I see signs of a little work behind the valves ?
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
Good snappics.
I tried to work loose the rails with the INJ's attached, but it's harder that way. INJ's on the end popped out of the rail when I pulled them photo here, and here.... I don't think you'll damage anything if you do, just work SLOWLY. Shooting lots of pics and write-up stuff is good for sequencing your work. Putting bolts back in holes with the part out of the way is good too. Takes more time, but you won't loose stuff. Maybe clean EVERY part as you pull it too. Dirty parts stack up pretty quick; too easy to blow 'em off, and do a hasty clean-up at re-assembly. Sometimes you can get away with it. But you never know what the problem is if you took shortcuts. Your stuff looks pretty clean tho'... ed.: and on those IH O-rings - those ESPECIALLY are tough gettin' in, like batch said, and they'll go in twisted too. Maybe after you get them in, with plenty of oil, try to spin them inside the IH, to make sure they're seated without a twist. Seatin' the rail on top of the INJ's is hard enough. I got them in right the first time, but when I had to do it again, I sheared off a piece on #8 ring, because fuel had rinse off the oil from the ring. Dry O's grab better than GSD3's!!!
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
I haven't taken a closer look at where the o rings seat.. Is there a groove in the injector housing where they seat or do they seat on the injector and are just slid into the IHs? I'm assuming there's one seating it to the rail and one to the IH per injector ? Maybe I'm just confusing myself uh reading too many threads !
Definitely plan to clean all the bolts and pieces on re-assembly. Everything Is relatively clean except in the valley. The top end was off not too long ago for the pc refinish that's most likely why the cleanliness . I have msd coils I picked up as spare but I'm debating on leaving well enough alone for now. Even having thoughts of new injectors.. The 'while you're in there' bug can get expensive real fast ! Last edited by 5ABI VT; 08-03-2014 at 04:52 PM. |
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Re: Pulling the plenum / IH Some pics !!
How about assembling the rails on the injector housings off the motor and placing it all on as one unit? Or possibly disconnecting the crossover pipe (probably need another o ring ? - boy this never ends lol). Just thinking aloud.
If I may ask for a picture request.... Does anyone have any photos of the runner down the primaries in the head? Basically the angle looking at the back of the valve ? |
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I got one shot while serving eviction notice on a moth:
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