Any mechanics??? 2.0 hdi problem

[bob da builder]

Nothing to do with here just taught someone might be able to help!!!
No f**kin smart arse comment either lol

had to take out an injector this evening cause it was leaking (2.0 HDI)
it came out no bother thank god, but the copper washer? WTF??
how do you get them out..................

[ladiesman217]

Benny! Your farmer skills may be handy to this guy. C'mere will ya! Don't tell me ya never fixed a tractor before!!

Benny will be right with you

[sharkskin]

Give us a clue. Where is the copper washer? At the bottom the hole out of which you unscrewed the injector? If so then can you get something long and thin down the hole? Like a crosshead screwdriver with a blob of vaseline on the tip? That might let you pull the washer out.

[WatWatWat]

Did ya try bate'n it with a hammer. A big hammer.

[bob da builder]

You will have to jam something like a screwdriver into the hole in the washer, you may have to grind the screwdriver to make it the right size. Make shure you have the hole cleaned out first with emery paper. If you are useing the old washer heat it until it glows and drop it into water to soften it. This can make the washer so soft it is often better than a new one. Hope this helps

thanks man, i've tried getting it out with a screw driver and all sorts. its jammed tight.
its too damaged to leave in there now GRRRR!!!!
just taught there might be another way

[Derry lad]

Nothing to do with here just taught someone might be able to help!!!
No f**kin smart arse comment either lol

had to take out an injector this evening cause it was leaking (2.0 HDI)
it came out no bother thank god, but the copper washer? WTF??
how do you get them out..................

You need an injector reseating tool. You can buy them at most good car parts stores. It will cut into the washer and lift it out. You then cut a new face where the injector sits on the head to ensure a good seal. Always use a new copper washer as the old one will be deformed. It only takes a few turns of the cutter to remove the old washer and a few turns to reface the injector seat.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...at=0&_from=R40

[very shy guy]

You need an injector reseating tool. You can buy them at most good car parts stores. It will cut into the washer and lift it out. You then cut a new face where the injector sits on the head to ensure a good seal. Always use a new copper washer as the old one will be deformed. It only takes a few turns of the cutter to remove the old washer and a few turns to reface the injector seat.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...at=0&_from=R40

At last a good bit of advice,just be careful.

[thumbles]

U need a welding rod with a point on it and slightly bend it and that will take it out

[NoBrain2]

Have you tried turning it upside down and shaking it?

[playthegame]

You need an injector reseating tool. You can buy them at most good car parts stores. It will cut into the washer and lift it out. You then cut a new face where the injector sits on the head to ensure a good seal. Always use a new copper washer as the old one will be deformed. It only takes a few turns of the cutter to remove the old washer and a few turns to reface the injector seat.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_tr...at=0&_from=R40

Thats the best way to do it because you could have more problems if the new injector is not sealed in right