So I got a really good deal on some rebuilt injectors from the MB dealership and couldnt pass them up. I am going to swap them into my 81 TD, and was wondering what I needed. Can I just pull the old ones out and put the new ones in, or are there assorted parts and pieces that I should replace as well. I was going to do the fuel lines...but what else? Are there any kind of seals or anything? Thanks.

They need to be pop tested & ballanced. Don't assume MB did this, ask them.

Other than that all you need are new heat shields.

Danny

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Wouldn't hurt to get new injector return lines also. There is a good chance they may rip when you are removing them.

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Make sure your deep well 27 mm socket will fit over the return line nubs. Some are definitely more snug than others....

Klaus

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I used a autozone special 27mm deep well socket and a breaker bar. +1 to everything everyone said ESPECIALLY about the pop testing.

You will also need a 17mm wrench for the injector hard lines.

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I am getting a socket and return lines...so I also need heat shields? The injectors have been pop tested...

Yes, they crush when the injector is torqued down, and must be replaced when ever the injector is removed.

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Yep.
You can also use a deep 1 1/16 inch socket.

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are they for a turbo engine???????

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I use a 17mm crows foot flair nut wrench on the hard lines.

The craftsman 1 1/16 deep socket fits the injectors and clears the return line nipples.

Charlie

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Turbo or not, it has injectors, just different values.

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Someone on this site is doing pop and pattern tests for very reasonable. You MUST use new heat shields and do a careful cleaning of the head with air, brake parts cleaner and a round brass or steel brush. Everything needs to be clean and dry to avoid pesky leaks. I use Goff diesel in SLC, Utah and have been very happy with them.