5.9 Cummins 24V Injector nozzle installation
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Jet A Fuel (01-20-2010)
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the only thing i ever took off was the injector lines at the injectors only then the valve cover and then the cover that holds the injectors down then put it back to gether never took the linse completley off or the rocker arm or intake horn but i did use one of the bolts off the intake horn thats alot of stuff tho sorda
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torque spec
The bolt that loads the injector hold down clamp is 89 inch lbs in the service manual and the video, but i run it up to 9 ft lbs or 108 inch lbs. I think that the spec is the low range in my opinion. 89 inch lbs is 7.4 ft lbs. The bolt is 6mm in diameter and or 1/4inch so normal torque would be around 72 - 108 inch lbs. The other bolt that has the shoulder that the hold down clamp fits under (you usually don't have to take it loose) it is the same.
When installing the injector it is important to "seat" the injector using a lower torque value (40inch lbs), then line up the transfer tube with the injector fuel hole and tighten the high pressure lines down slightly to push or seat the transfer tube into the injector.
The injector fuel supply high pressure lines are 28 to 30 ft lbs. They are what holds the fuel transfer tubes in place. The fuel tubes don,t thread into the head it just pushes in and is held by the injector lines.
Last edited by Jet A Fuel; 01-20-2010 at 08:40 PM. Reason: torque correction
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Jet A Fuel (01-20-2010)
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There was a small amount of corrosion at the injector lines where they connect to the fuel transfer tubes.Like Uncle Bubba says use great care and make sure everything is clean and free of debris.I used scotchbrite for the corrosion and brake cleaner and compressed air to clean up..Ware some safety glasses when cleaning the parts with brake cleaner. A piece as small as a grain of sand or corrosion could flake off and make it's way into the injector or transfer tube and cause poor performance or a dead cylinder.
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Thanks for the deal on the injector nozzles Luke. I gained a couple mpg with those 275s!!
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Last edited by Jet A Fuel; 01-25-2010 at 04:33 PM.
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the only thing i ever took off was the injector lines at the injectors only then the valve cover and then the cover that holds the injectors down then put it back to gether never took the linse completley off or the rocker arm or intake horn but i did use one of the bolts off the intake horn thats alot of stuff tho sorda
Hey man
Curious - on a thread you said you replaced injectors without removing the fuel lines etc - just straight in from the valve cover.
What do you do with the crossover tubes etc - as they are mated into the injector intake right ???
thx