DETAILED step by step 6.0 Injector replacement
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- Опубліковано 10 тра 2019
- In this video I give a detailed step by step guide to replacing fuel injectors in the Ford 6.0 Diesel engine. This is a task that can be performed by most people in their garage or driveway with a little it of patients and a few simple tools. I hope this helps. Please like and subscribe. Thank you for watching!
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By far one of the best walkthroughs for this subject. Thank you for your advise and expertise! Took a lot of stress out of my weekend project
This guy knows his stuff. Explained every little detail and gave you some “tricks of the trade” thanks for this invaluable information
Glad to help!
Thank you so much for such a very informative and detailed video. You have been very helpful. Thank you for informing us of which tools 🧰 needed and parts needed.
Great video. First time replacing injectors, and this information was enormously helpful.
Thank you!!!!!
I went to school for ag service technician but after 4 years of not working on a single diesel motor my 06 f250 had injector failure in cylinders 1,2,3. This guy just with this video alone saved me nearly 3,000 dollars in labor costs alone from taking it somewhere else. I had pretty much every last tool except the long torx bits but other than that I was able to do it all on my own in a couple of days. Wish there was a video for the driver side as well though.
Thank you!!! The drivers side is identical besides having to just unbolt and unclip the FICM. All of the other procedures will work for you.
@@InTheShop oh ok. Thank you. I had no prior knowledge of mechanic work other than oil changes before I went to college for those 2 years. It helped a lot but still there was much to learn and this vid helped a lot. Thanks.
Just wanted to say thank you for posting this! I’ve used it several times and it saved me a lot of guesswork and time!
Hey buddy you do awesome work!. And this is by far the best how to video i have ever seen. Man it's great every detail. And you take the time to walk through every little hint to help with every step from start to finish. Thank you so much
Thank you for all of the awesome 6.0 videos. Always looking for more. You do a great job.
Thanks Andy!
Great video!! Thanks for educating the industry!
Thanks for making this great video. Very informative and presented well!
Just viewed this video to change my injectors, saved me 600 bucks following these instructions! Thanks a million !!
Thanks for the nice video, getting ready to try my first injector change on my 350
Thanks for making this video . My 6.0 has started doing the hot hard start and I’ve had 2 injectors replaced before and it costed an arm & leg . Now I’m gonna just replace them all and be done with it.
Good video.
Reminds me why I own a 7.3
Thanks for all the help and useful information. Great video and I'm sure it will help my injector replacement go smoothly.
Great video! Only hiccup I had was my torx bit fell out of the injector bolt and went right down the oil drain hole in the head. After a couple hours, I successfully fished it out with an inspection camera with a magnet attached to it. It fell about 10" down the drain hole. Next time I'll be sure to stick the end of a long piece of hose into the hole to prevent that from happening. Everything else you said was spot on!
I agree the Alliant Power injectors are top notch all I use in my shop, just shop around and you can get a good price.
THANK YOU for taking the time and effort to do this. It was invaluable information and I and many others I’m sure really appreciate that!
Thank you for this video man! It was a good refresher.
Thanks, I’m about to replace the cups and your video help with how to get to the harder side of it all.
Glad it helped!
A big Thank You for the detailed instructions. Great Job...
I watched a bunch of videos and yours was the best! Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Awesome videos my Friend! Your fuel injector re and re was Perfect! Thanks for your Help! Keep up the Good Work! Cheers Tim
Thanks for the tips, always good to know what I'm getting into. Appreciate your time and effort to make a good video especially detailing the tools needed.
Just had to do my #7. This video was critical in my success. Much appreciated.
What was it running like with that injector out?
Man you definitely know some good tricks and plenty of knowledge.
Ready to try it myself now. Great lesson.
Very professional and no b.s. I am a mechanic at a concrete company. Your videos are spot on. I recommend viewing 👌
Thanks Jerry!
Great video! So in depth! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Great instruction ! Thank you 👍
Thanks for the step by step video
hello just writing to let you know that you have helped me a ton. you do a great job explaining what needs to be said and no more. thank you for the help.
Awesome! Thank you for this. Made my day.
Really great video. My dad's 6.0 is having the same problem. This will help a ton
Awesome! Let me know how you make out.
Great video man my number 1 injectors acting up about to change it thanks for the great info
I been an Auto tech for 38 years and never worked on diesel before and now I have to replace injector #7 on a friends truck your video did the magic for me
Thank you very much
Glad to help! Thanks Sal
What was his truck running like?
My number 7 has a faint click while running the self test
Great job with this video, probably the most informative on this issue!
Thank you!
Great Video ! Great Help!
Thanks for the awesome videos.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching Jim
Bro, you got some great videos here. Saw you over on the Facebook forums. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Nick!
Just finished this job. This video was a tremendous help. Going to add my own tip here. The clearance on those rocker cover bolts just ended up being too close. I had to have another solution. I found that if I remove the 6 or 8 screws holding the A/C box cover on, that I had much more room to access those pesky fasteners I was really after. Now putting the cover back on is a little tricky, but its flexible plastic and it will eventually wiggle in. As for how the truck runs, I think I might need a new VIN number!
It can be tight. I have removed the side cover before but found it was faster for me to just sneak in there. Thank you for watching!
@@InTheShop hey what torque wrench do you have ?
Just did the 4 passenger side injectors today on my dad's 6.0, and couldn't get the leverage on the #7 injector without taking off that evaporator cover. This is definitely a great thing for folks to keep in mind if they're encountering a really tight hold down bolt on that #7 injector!
Genuine and legit dude giving quality info.
Thank you!
You the man. Great teaching/explaining skills.
Thank you!
Nice video. Great comments and general discussion. Links are huge.
Thanks John. Glad it was helpful.
Good stuff man keep it up.
thanks for the great vid especially wrench sizes
thank you so much this is a fantastic video you saved my a ton of money brother!!
Glad I could help
Very informative video. , nice job.
I am looking at needing to do the oil cooler and I know I have a bit of stiction going on so this seems like a good time to do the injectors as well since I am already going to have the intake off anyway. Thanks for the video.
Great video, I've done a couple of injector on my 6.0. I've never used alliant brands but sound like a good option for 6.0 parts.
They have been great. I personally feel as though alliant is as good if not better than OEM parts
Very nice video and well explained 👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you!
Blue Point. Part number BTWS for the oil rail near the box. If you are taking the head off, (cab on) remove the side if the heater box and no need to remove a motor mount, lift the tyranny etc..
Awesome videos.
Great content very detailed with personal tips thanks for the video helps a lot!
Thanks for watching!
great video!
Great video
Proud of you.
READ THIS COMMENT FOR STANDPIPES DUMMY PLUGS: I was a little confused when he started talking about these. If you have the 2003-early 04 model 6.0 you do not have dummy plugs and your stand pipes are completely different than the ones he is talking about. You will need a 18mm socket to remove the early style standpipes. However there is no need to remove these for preventative maintenance, unless they are the culprit to your problem. I learned this the hard way. They will bend on you due to torque when removing and you will need to replace them. This confusion is costing me another week without my work truck waiting on the correct parts. Other than that this video is fantastic!
Replacing an injector on my 6.0 as soon as it gets in, can’t wait to have back my coal rollin beast
Nice work sir
Appreciate the video
well done vid !!!!
Thank you!
Thank You so much
Happy to help. Thank you for watching.
Hey thanks! You made my Saturday job easy on my 6.0. Everything went smooth 👌even used Alliant power injectors.
Glad I could help
How's those injectors doing a year later?
@@swashington942 doing just fine, Truck gets worked pretty hard. Coming up to 400k
Great video man I will be doing this soon cyl 5 low circuit on injector hopefully replacing the injector helps me pass smog in CA on my 03 F250
Thanks for watching!
Doing my first injector replacement on my 03 6.0, this video is super helpful. Judging by your accent your about 1 state away from me, what I'd give to have you walk me through how to do it. Thanks for your help again.
Glad it helped! I'm from southern Mass
@@InTheShop I'm about an hours north of nashua nh. Taking on any new customers? Haha
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You still running your 6.0? North or Conord here.
@@jjwalker2011 yes, still running it!
Nice clinic.
Thank you!
Thanks man I really like your videos. I have a 2004 S/D 6.0 it is running on 7 cylinders in my opinion. I did some checks ficm has 48.5V, hpop has plenty of oil pressure. I pulled codes po279 and Po281 I have concluded #7 injector is bad does that make sense to you? Thank you in advance. Bob
Very nice production work! No "umms" no "you guys"
Thank you! I try hard to make good content for you all.
well presented
Thanks Dan
This video is incredibly helpful so far... my only question at this point is can I remove the oil rail without removing the standpipe? And if not what size hex do I need to get that stand pipe out? I'm working on an 06
A 19mm socket would not get it off... 18mm works perfect 18:49
2005 F-350 6.0
Great informative video! My first time doing injectors...Thank You!
Hey Paul, sorry that didn’t work for you. Not sure why. Thank you for watching though! I appreciate all feedback.
Thanks for acknowledging what to do when you can't afford to do them all.
Thanks for the video up load. really detailed. your video presentation reminds me of how diesel tech ron useto do his video presentation. btw you didn't say how much ft/lb to torque the injectors
Just wondering if you have any tips for avoiding hydolocking motor after replacing injectors. Have read of a couple people having that problem and just trying to prevent going down that road. Thanks for all the videos and info!
For your T40 or T45, you do not want too long of a bit. Snap on makes one S6340E that is slightly over 3", while a "long T40" is usually about 4" and will interfere with the evaporator box on #5 and #7. Also VIM makes a stubby Torx set which is great for the T30 hold down bolts on the passenger side.
Thank you Mark! This is great advice.
@@InTheShop No problem, I just got my truck together on Tuesday from doing the injectors. The stubby torx set I bought is here: www.amazon.com/Tools-HCT1050-10-Piece-Half-Cut-Driver/dp/B000VUM6BU
Also, you didn't mention checking the nipple cups, I had a few that were pretty easy to move in the rail and I'm sure they were leaking. Ended up going with the hhc nipple cups and new orings from hhc diesel. 170k on my truck.
Wish I would've seen this. Snapped tip off "long" now can't find metal shard down in the valves
Thanks bro
Great video man did my 2004 f350 injectors after watching keep it up do a bullet proof kit if u get a chance
Thanks Ben! I'm considering doing that on my new project truck.
@@InTheShop I also would be very interested in watching your video on a bullet proof kit. I sent a previous reply praising your videos. You explain things very well, you zoom in on the parts you're talking about, not to mention you have a super cool accent and you're easy on the eyes ;) My 6.0 still has an ERG cooler on it lol. Aside from the fuel delivery problems, it has a gremlin in the electrical system. However, I love my truck and I'm keeping it. It's also paid off lol.
Your video is very straightforward and doesn't cut out necessary info for newbies. And you respond to most of the comments and questions. I'm about to get started now.... Someone mentioned removing glow plugs when first starting to avoid hydro-lock. Is that an issue?
On the 7.3 this is necessary but not on the 6.0
What oil do you recommend for these 6.0s? I live in michigan, tried 15w40 t6 and truck didn't seem to like it. Tried 5w40 t6 and it likes that better but seemed to run best with 10w30 motorcraft. Any advice here would much appreciated
Another great informative content video!
I have a question not related to injectors/engine. Recently, I replaced my front end (ball joints, tie rods, drag link etc) when I put new tires/wheels on my ‘05 F350 6.0. Only to find that I still had a little play in the steering. I want to try adjusting my OEM gear box. Only want to do a 1/4 turn adjustment. Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Also, what type of gear box would you recommend? Thanks for all you do making your videos!
Joseph Cirelli thank you! As far as the swearing goes I typically avoid trying to adjust the box. They usually get worn in the center but not at the locks. You will take the play up in the center of the travel but at the left and right it will be too tight. I have had great luck with blue top steering boxes.
I’ve read a write up ! Doing my passenger side Saturday do I need to drain coolant
Thank You! I replaced #3 and found a broken rocker arm . got it replaced but I had to cut a hole in the heater box to be able to pull the head bolt. Anyhow it worked and I owe you one.
I wish I can let you do my truck..im in Atlanta Ga..I need all 8 done ASAP
Do you need to replace any O-rings/seals on the oil rail and how much time to do the passenger side? Thx!
Awesome vids love watching them ,what do you think about dcp products?
I have a 2007 F350 King ranch dually I changed out my injectors and upgraded my standpipe and dummy plugs and the Blue springs I've been cranking my truck for a minute and it still will not crank what causes it
Nice video, definitely will be referring back to this. I see 508, MA?
Thank you! Yup Massachusetts.
Quick question sir. please help me out here, this is my first diesel truck. My truck has the long cold crank issue and last week I replaced the stand pipes and dummy plugs. I think it helped a little. When I opened the valve cover on the passenger side, I found a very small piece of broken black rubber or black wire on top of the oil rail. But, today the check engine light came on with error code P0273. Any idea what could be the problem? do I need to replace injector # 5? Thank you. 2006 F250 with 217k miles.
Great video, I've got a 05 6.0 powerstroke I put new injectors in, the truck runs great with no problems but if I hook on to my trailer and haul a load, I have a fuel leak somewhere on the driver side that gets all over the wheel well and down driver side, I wash it off real clean and drive it but there's no fuel leak, seems to only do it under a load down the interstate, Any ideals on where it might be coming from??, I went ahead and changed the pressure and return line from the fuel pump up to the lines by the front of the head but haven't driven it under a load yet since I've done that but it never leaked if you're just driving the truck without a load
Hey Eric, are you positive its fuel? Are you sure its not coolant venting out of your coolant bottle?
Used this yesterday lol
2004 Ford F 350 SuperDuty 6.0 all of a sudden the rpm will not go beyond 2200 regardless of how hard it is pressed.I used the small common obd2 scanner and it reads p0261.What could that code measn and what is the solution to this issue.Thanks and I hope to hear from you and others that knows what this is and what can be done to get it resolved.
Thanks 🙏 brother for showing us your knowledge.After replaced have to reprogram?
Thank you! No need to reprogram after injector install on a 6.0.
Ohhhh okey thanks so much.
great video going to attempt my injector but i would really want to torque these correctly what's a good torque wrench???
I would say a decent one to have around would be the gear wrench 3/8”. Gear wrench has been a pretty good brand. amzn.to/3aAW1Eg
My company uses pure power on these engines. Our engineering department told us that they are now the MFR for Ford/Motorcraft. We run a pure synthetic 10W-40 also and have dramatically reduced injector issues.
good afternoon, I have the same engine, I removed the injectors and saw oil pouring out of the ramp? This is fine?
Hey i have an 06' 6.0 im gonna be changing out my injectors, oil cooler and egr cooler. I was wondering if i need to flush out my coolant system also?
I always recommend flushing when changing the oil cooler.
Thanks for the invaluable info…. You da man. Going to tackle changing mine in a couple weeks. I read a couple different forums that there is a possibility of hydro locking the motor by the extra fuel/oil running into the cylinders after you pull the injector…..Is this something to be worried about or……. Should i just roll with it?
Thank you! That doesn’t really happen on the 6.0s but does on the 7.3s
Thanks for the fast response and being a genuine good person……
If you listen the evaporator box I believe it is 4 8mm it moves just enough to help alot
Some people do it that way. I have found for me its faster to leave it on. Whatever works best for you keep doing. Thanks for watching David.
@@InTheShop your welcome man you have one of most informative 6.0 channel I have a 04 and a 05 ,6.0 and a 1995 7.3 quick question is there a way or a trick to make it easy to get to tourque converter bolts on my 05 f350 4×4 6.0 powerstroke, thanks in advance
I use a semi-deep 9/16 socket and go through the inspection port. If you are still struggling with that there is a rubber plug on the opposite side of the block as the starter and you can pop that out and get a socket right on them with an extension. Make sure to use a 6 point socket
Thanks for all the tips. Is there any risk of hydro lock, when doing injectors from the fuel falling down into the cylinders?
Its a very small amount of fuel and won't lock the motor up like it does on the 7.3s with the oil and fuel draining from the heads.
Right on thank you, everything’s prep’d motorcraft injectors will be here and installed tomorrow.
Great video….I did everything you said I’m the video I changed #7 injector I got it started let I run about 10 minutes, took it for a drive gave it a hard acceleration it started blowing smoke and oil out the exhaust and it was oil on the driver side manifold. What could be the problem
It’s possible the injector didn’t get seated/torqued properly.
@@InTheShop ok I will tear it back down and check it
How do you stop the fuel from dumping into cylinder when injectors are removed