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Old 25-08-2024, 07:47 PM   #1
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Default Opinions: Diesel Injector Sealing

Hino pantech, head has had a quick service but not touched the sealing sleeves (I was off sick while it all was underway.)

Does the first one look like it’s been blowing or is it just cooked oil that’s got past the top O-ring in its bore?


Sleeves look like a not-fun job per YT, the tool set is able to be hired but still not a job you’d do unless imperative.

Any opinions on the other three?
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