Hello,
as a followup to my previous thread about my Kubota d1005/Beta Marine 28 engine not starting properly I decided to replace the injectors.
And to do so I needed to remove the heat seals.
To do that I used a left-hand extractor tool which worked very nicely on two of the seals but of course the one last from the third cylinder ( closest to the exhaust ) did not move one bit. Instead the extractor just made the bottom opening of the seal larger. Now I wonder what options I still have except removing the cylinder head and trying to poke it out from the inside. ( this option would of course only be the very last resort as it could create even bigger issues if something goes wrong.
I could of course take a slim key file and try to split the seal to remove it but that feels like it could create collateral damage ...
Any ideas most welcome!
Thanks

as a followup to my previous thread about my Kubota d1005/Beta Marine 28 engine not starting properly I decided to replace the injectors.
And to do so I needed to remove the heat seals.
To do that I used a left-hand extractor tool which worked very nicely on two of the seals but of course the one last from the third cylinder ( closest to the exhaust ) did not move one bit. Instead the extractor just made the bottom opening of the seal larger. Now I wonder what options I still have except removing the cylinder head and trying to poke it out from the inside. ( this option would of course only be the very last resort as it could create even bigger issues if something goes wrong.
I could of course take a slim key file and try to split the seal to remove it but that feels like it could create collateral damage ...
Any ideas most welcome!
Thanks
