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Tork Teknology Connector Tube Removal Tool 98.5-02 Dodge 5.9L Cummins—
$20.39
The Story
Removing the connector tube on the Cummins 24v has always been a pain. The injector tube threads are recessed in the head and they are an oddball size so a special tool is required. The threads on the tube are a modified 15MM. No taps exist to make this thread. The thread depth and pitch have to be programmed into a CNC turning center to make the connector tube removal tool.
The only current tool on the market leaves a lot to be desired. First off, the diameter is small which is difficult to use. Secondly, you can't use the tool as a jackscrew. This tool features a large knurled head that gives you something to pry against for those really stuck injector tubes.
The 24VCTR010 Cummins 24 valve connector tube remover is the only tool that works every single time. Turn the tool onto the injector tube. When it bottoms out in the head, turn the tool a few more times and the connector tube is removed - undamaged! New Cummins connector tubes cost more than $25.00 each. The 24VCTR010 will pay for itself the first time you use it!
The Tork Tool can also be used as an injector tube installer. Assemble the tool onto the tube and tap with a rubber mallet and your done! (many times finger pressure is enough)
The only current tool on the market leaves a lot to be desired. First off, the diameter is small which is difficult to use. Secondly, you can't use the tool as a jackscrew. This tool features a large knurled head that gives you something to pry against for those really stuck injector tubes.
The 24VCTR010 Cummins 24 valve connector tube remover is the only tool that works every single time. Turn the tool onto the injector tube. When it bottoms out in the head, turn the tool a few more times and the connector tube is removed - undamaged! New Cummins connector tubes cost more than $25.00 each. The 24VCTR010 will pay for itself the first time you use it!
The Tork Tool can also be used as an injector tube installer. Assemble the tool onto the tube and tap with a rubber mallet and your done! (many times finger pressure is enough)
Description
Removing the connector tube on the Cummins 24v has always been a pain. The injector tube threads are recessed in the head and they are an oddball size so a special tool is required. The threads on the tube are a modified 15MM. No taps exist to make this thread. The thread depth and pitch have to be programmed into a CNC turning center to make the connector tube removal tool.
The only current tool on the market leaves a lot to be desired. First off, the diameter is small which is difficult to use. Secondly, you can't use the tool as a jackscrew. This tool features a large knurled head that gives you something to pry against for those really stuck injector tubes.
The 24VCTR010 Cummins 24 valve connector tube remover is the only tool that works every single time. Turn the tool onto the injector tube. When it bottoms out in the head, turn the tool a few more times and the connector tube is removed - undamaged! New Cummins connector tubes cost more than $25.00 each. The 24VCTR010 will pay for itself the first time you use it!
The Tork Tool can also be used as an injector tube installer. Assemble the tool onto the tube and tap with a rubber mallet and your done! (many times finger pressure is enough)
The only current tool on the market leaves a lot to be desired. First off, the diameter is small which is difficult to use. Secondly, you can't use the tool as a jackscrew. This tool features a large knurled head that gives you something to pry against for those really stuck injector tubes.
The 24VCTR010 Cummins 24 valve connector tube remover is the only tool that works every single time. Turn the tool onto the injector tube. When it bottoms out in the head, turn the tool a few more times and the connector tube is removed - undamaged! New Cummins connector tubes cost more than $25.00 each. The 24VCTR010 will pay for itself the first time you use it!
The Tork Tool can also be used as an injector tube installer. Assemble the tool onto the tube and tap with a rubber mallet and your done! (many times finger pressure is enough)
