AIR HAMMER POWERED FUEL INJECTOR REMOVER APPARATUS
An air power assisted fuel injector remover apparatus is provided. The apparatus may have a power pull fork that includes an indent on the top side of the fork to accommodate an hammer round nose chisel, a power pull pad, which has a machined “V” grooved divot in the top side to secure the jack-screw, and a jack-screw with a pointed machined point. The pull fork may be generally planar having a generally u-shaped opening on one end and a circular opening passing through the center portion of the pull fork. The circular opening receives the Jack-screw. As the bottom of the jack screw contacts the power pull pad, inserted into the valve cover, the pull fork pulls upward on the fuel injector when the jack screw is turned. The device may be used with an air hammer chisel to release a stuck fuel injector from the cylinder head or engine block.
1 . A fuel injector remover apparatus comprising:
a power pull fork having a front, a back, a first side, a second side, a top and a bottom;
an opening in the power pull fork wherein the opening is circular having a diameter;
a u-shaped opening at the front of the power pull fork;
a screw having a top end, a bottom end and a generally cylindrical side;
wherein the screw passes through the opening of the power pull fork;
wherein the u-shaped opening of the power pull fork is secured around a fuel injector; and
an indented portion on the top of the power pull fork wherein the indented portion receives a portion of a tool for striking the top of the power pull fork.
2 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
a head of the screw at the top end of the screw wherein the head of the screw has an opening for receiving a tool to turn the screw.
3 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
a pointed tip of the bottom end of the screw.
4 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
a power pull pad having a top, a bottom and a side wherein the top of the power pull pad has an indented portion for receiving the bottom end of the screw.
5 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 further comprising:
a threaded member located within the interior of the opening of the power pull fork wherein the threaded member of the opening correspondingly mates with a threaded member of the side of the screw.
6 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 wherein the indented portion of the power pull fork has a depth between one quarter to one third of the height of the power pull fork.
7 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 wherein the power pull pad has a flat bottom and a knurled edge.
8 . The fuel injector remover apparatus of claim 1 wherein the u-shaped opening has a width which is equal to or larger than a width of the fuel injector.
9 . A system for removing a stuck fuel injector comprising the steps of:
providing a power pull fork having a front, a back, a first side, a second side, a top and a bottom;
providing an opening in the power pull fork wherein the opening is circular having a diameter;
providing a u-shaped opening at the front of the power pull fork;
providing a screw having a top end, a bottom end and a generally cylindrical side;
wherein the screw passes through the opening of the power pull fork;
wherein the u-shaped opening of the power pull fork is secured around a fuel injector;
providing an indented portion on the top of the power pull fork wherein the indented portion receives a portion of a tool for striking the top of the power pull fork;
placing a portion of a tool within the indented portion of the top of the power pull fork; and
striking the top of the power pull fork with the tool so transmit a force to the fuel injector to dislodge the fuel injector from an engine.