Teck Tip: Easily Clean Diesel Injector Cups

A quick teck tip for cleaning the deposits out of the injector cups on a diesel engine when installing new fuel injectors. Most shops will have all of the required items to do this on hand and it could save a lot of time, and help to ensure a good seal when you put the new injectors in.
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[@jjjohnson8424]

You are a genius Joseph! Thank you for the great tip!

[@DannyRossa]

Good tip!

[@ILOVETOSHOOT]

I'm going to find out how well it works this coming weekend.

[@trif44]

Very good

[@timmer421]

Exactly what I needed thanks man

[@davidcoupalbergeron2]

What would you do if the seal was leaking and it was way dirtier. How to avoid having liquid black stuff on the piston ?

[@sahibindenugraslar]

Thank you for your helpful video.. Can the diesel injector hole be sanded with sandpaper instead of using a reamer?

[@mattalki]

Won't there be danger of knocking dirt and crud down into the engine through the hole? I've got a little teeny VW 1.6L engine that I've had the injectors rebuilt on, and there's all kinds of crap down in there. I'm really nervous about cleaning them out, as I really don't want to knock all that dirt and crap down in there.

[@JosephVollmar]

You can use a shop vac to suck it up. For getting in really tight spaces you can duct tape a piece of 3/8” brake line in to the end of the shop vac hose.