6.0l Injectors
 

What all is involved in tearing down 6.0l injector and replacing them yourself or do you need some specialized tools.

No special tools. Pull the valve cover, they're all right there. It's a large torx bit holding it down. T40 or T-45 depending on your year. Make sure you get the injectors to your corresponding year truck. 03/04 were different than 05+.

I'd recommend getting them right from Ford, they come with a warranty.:c:

No I mean pulling them and rebuilding them myself

How do you plan to do that? It's not like you can buy a "rebuild" kit... there are over 75 individual pieces inside of a 6.0 injector, have you ever even seen one apart? You can't exactly go buy these pieces either. Take lots of pictures! :tu:

Seriously though, just go buy some direct from Ford. They have a 12k mile/12 month warranty.

Rofl.... cheap out and cost yourself more time and money. Order a set and save yourself the hassle

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Here's a couple pics to help you remember where everything goes...

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okay I get the point but sometimes you just have to ask. Get tired of paying full price for everything LOL

explain what all that is on your desk above the injectors??:w2:.....................bear, fruit snacks, ect.

It's a picture I took from a forum, not my desk, I'm not quite brave enough to pull one apart yet... though I do have a spare out in my garage... hmmmm.

fixorepair, we hear you brother. Some things you're better off just buying and being done with it though. I think a lot of the 7.3 DIY injector kits are being pulled as well, since there were so many people messing them up.

read one post on here about having injector problems using Rotella oil thats what I Use and am having injector problems what oil would you recommend I have 155000 miles on the engine ARP head studs egr delete just did the stand pipes and HPOP and # 3 & 8 injector just cleaned the turbo now # 7 injector is acting up

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did not know if using a synthectic oil would be wise with the mileage