Injector sleeve removal tool
AssigneeWhitaker Tools, Inc.
InventorTony Whitaker
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Abstract
A tool for removing an injector sleeve from the cylinder head of a diesel engine between the rocker arms while the head remains mounted to the engine block within the vehicle. The devices includes a tap having a longitudinal body and a threaded cutting head at one end. A drive member comprises a bolt having a head at one distal end. An extraction nut is threaded onto the threaded shaft of the drive member followed by a bearing surface member such as a spacer. A hollow cylinder or support sleeve having an internal diameter greater than the injector sleeve to be removed and an external diameter less than the diameter of the sleeve bore includes a shoulder member.
Claims15
An injector sleeve removal tool comprising:
- a tap having a longitudinal body comprising a threaded cutting head at a distal end thereof;
- said tap having a proximate end connecting to a distal end of a drive member;
- said drive member comprising a bolt having a head and a shaft, and said shaft including a threaded shaft body portion;
- an extraction nut threadably engaging said threaded shaft body portion of said drive member;
- a bearing surface member having an axial hole therein disposed on said shaft of said bolt between said extraction nut and said proximate end of said tap;
- cylindrical alignment means defining a coaxial bushing affixed to said tap between said bearing surface member and said threaded cutting head of said tap;
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- a cylindrical support member having an axial hole therein coaxially disposed on said shaft of said bolt between said bearing surface and said cylinder head for positioning and/or aligning and/or limiting penetration said cutting head within said cylinder head.
An injector sleeve removal tool comprising:
- a tap having a longitudinal body including a threaded cutting head at a distal end thereof;
- said tap extending from a bolt including a head and a shaft portion including a plurality of threads disposed above said longitudinal body of said tap;
- an extraction nut threadably engaging said plurality of threads of said shaft portion of said bolt;
- a bearing surface member comprising a washer having an axial hole therein disposed between said longitudinal body of said tap and said extraction nut;
- a cylindrical member having an axial hole therethrough coaxially disposed on said shaft of said bolt having an inner diameter greater than an outer diameter of said cutting head of said tap and a length extending from said bearing surface member for limiting penetration of said cutting head into said sleeve.
An injector sleeve removal tool for removing an injector sleeve from a cylinder head of a diesel engine between the rocker arms while the head remains mounted to the engine block within the vehicle, comprising:
- a tap having a longitudinal body and a threaded cutting head at one end and a proximate end attaching to a drive member;
- said drive member comprising a bolt having a head at one distal end, a threaded shaft body portion and a distal end attaching to said proximate end of said longitudinal body of said tap;
- an extraction nut threaded onto said threaded shaft of said drive member;
- a bearing surface member having an axial hole therethrough sized for movable engagement on said threaded shaft disposed between said extraction nut and said cutting head;
- and a cylindrical alignment means disposed between said bearing surface member and said axial cutting head.
An injector sleeve removal tool for removing an injector sleeve from the cylinder head of a diesel engine between the rocker arms while the head remains mounted to the engine block within the vehicle, comprising:
- a tap having a longitudinal body and a threaded cutting head at a distal end;
- a drive member comprising a bolt having a head at one distal end, a shaft including a threaded shaft body portion, and a distal end cooperatively engaging said proximate end of said longitudinal body of said tap;
- an extraction nut threaded onto said threaded shaft body portion of said drive member;
- a bearing surface member having an axial hole there through for coaxial movable engagement on said shaft disposed between said extraction nut and said longitudinal body of said tap;
- and a cylindrical positioning means disposed between said bearing surface member and said axial cutting head.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.