Air Pneumatic Vibration Injector Removal Remover Puller Diesel Extractor Set - AB Tools - AV463
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This professional air-powered injector removal set from AB Tools is designed for mechanics and automotive professionals dealing with stubborn or seized diesel common rail injectors. Its key benefit is the efficient and non-damaging removal of injectors using vibration and controlled torque. A potential caveat is the requirement for a compressed air source and understanding of correct adapter selection for different injector types. The set includes a comprehensive range of adapters for Bosch, Delphi, Denso, and Siemens injectors, utilizing vibration and 20-30 Nm of torque for removal.
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| Model Part Number | AV463 |
|---|---|
| Brand | AB Tools |
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FAQs
What types of common rail injectors can this set remove?
This set is designed for Bosch, Delphi, Denso, and Siemens common rail injectors, specifically those with solenoid or screw connections.
What air pressure is required to operate the tool?
The tool requires a working air pressure between 72 – 116 PSI (5 – 8 Bar).
How much torque does the tool apply?
The tool utilizes approximately 20-30 Nm of torque combined with vibration to remove injectors.
What happens if I don't have the right adapter?
If the correct adapter is not used, it may not fit properly, or it could strip the injector threads, leading to potential damage. Always use the specified adapter for your injector type.
Can this tool damage the injector or engine?
When used correctly with the appropriate adapter and air pressure, the tool is designed for non-damaging removal. However, improper use or excessive force could cause damage.
How do I clean and maintain the tool?
Clean adapters and the puller with a dry cloth after use. Store components in the provided case. Periodic lubrication of the air inlet may be necessary.
Is a compressor oiler necessary?
While not explicitly stated as mandatory for every use, lubricating the air inlet with pneumatic tool oil periodically is recommended for maintaining the tool's performance and longevity, similar to other pneumatic tools.
Troubleshooting
Injector is not loosening or moving.
Ensure the correct adapter is being used and is securely fitted. Verify air pressure is within the 72-116 PSI range. Allow the tool to operate for a short period to let vibrations work. Check for any obstructions or corrosion around the injector seat.
Air is leaking from the tool.
Check all air connections for tightness. Inspect the tool's air inlet and internal seals for damage. If leaks persist, the tool may require professional servicing or repair.
Tool operates but with very little vibration or torque.
Confirm the air pressure is adequate and regulated correctly. The tool may require internal lubrication or maintenance if consistently underperforming.
Adapter does not fit the injector.
Double-check the injector's thread specification. Consult the adapter list provided with the set and select the closest matching size. Ensure the adapter is threaded correctly onto the injector and the puller.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Effectively removes tight or seized injectors.
- Reduces the risk of damage to injectors and engine parts.
- Wide range of adapters ensures compatibility with most common injectors.
- Pneumatic power provides consistent and controlled force.
- Includes a convenient storage case for organization.
Cons
- Requires a compressed air source and regulator.
- Can be complex to select the correct adapter for unfamiliar injector types.
- Potential for overuse leading to wear on internal components if not maintained.
- May require additional tools for initial preparation of the injector area.
- Instruction manual clarity could be improved for novice users.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Connect your air compressor line to the tool's air inlet.
- Ensure your air supply is regulated to the recommended pressure range of 72 – 116 PSI (5 – 8 Bar).
- Identify the correct adapter for the specific common rail injector you are removing. Refer to injector specifications or compare the adapter's thread size to the injector's connection.
- Thread the chosen adapter securely onto the injector.
- Attach the adapter to the pneumatic puller.
- Apply air pressure slowly to engage the vibration and torque mechanism.
Compatibility:
This set is designed to work with Bosch, Delphi, Denso, and Siemens common rail injectors that feature solenoid or screw connections. The included adapters cover a wide range of metric thread sizes. Always confirm the thread size of the injector you are working on matches one of the provided adapters.
Care:
- After each use, clean the adapters and the puller body with a dry cloth.
- Lubricate the air inlet slightly with pneumatic tool oil if recommended by the tool's specific maintenance schedule.
- Store all components back in the provided blow-molded case to prevent loss and damage.
- Periodically inspect adapters for signs of wear or damage.