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    Posted: 23 Feb 2019 at 9:42am
I am working on a wd-45D tearing down the head want to remove the air cells book said special puller do not see where a puller could attach only small hole in top to turn ,also looking for one rod and front pulley may need other parts also THANKS Tom
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If you are very very careful and use a very soft brass or copper punch, you can punch them out through the injector hole.  But the best way is to remove the cap and get the correct puller , if I remember correctly the cup is threaded 1"- 14 tpi
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OK I gotta ask
what the heck are 'air cells' ??
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will this work

Buda Diesels used the Lanova System, here are some of the air-cells after bead blasting and lapping the caps to the cells

The Lanova System uses these air or energy cells to pull a small amount of compressed air into them. As the injector fires, a small amount of fuel is directed into the cell and fires in this chamber just as it fires in the combustion chamber. With the orifice in the cell, the ejected energy is metered out and continues to push on the piston as it travels down. The out flow also swirls the air/fuel mix giving a cleaner more complete burn in the cylinder. This system is very efficient and provides lots of medium rpm torque.

 

I used the bolt from the puller to hold the cells while lapping them to the head using medium valve grinding compound



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Like an indirect injection, "IDI", prechamber on an early  VW diesels,..
 instead of direct injection into the piston.
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Some are threaded and some are not.          MACK
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thank you..nice to learn something new everyday!
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Originally posted by MACK MACK wrote:

Some are threaded and some are not.          MACK
Like Mac said the replacement units are not threaded that makes them harder to remove.Ouch 
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THANKS guys the information and pictures help a lot manuals don't show much, does anyone have any wd-45D rods? THANKS Tom
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Yes, I have some used rods, but won't have the rod drilled or wrist pin oiling. MACK.
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Just out of curiosity, what do you do if the orifice in the cell is eroded badly?
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Originally posted by Brian Jasper co. Ia Brian Jasper co. Ia wrote:

Just out of curiosity, what do you do if the orifice in the cell is eroded badly?
Well Brian the good news is AGCO has them new but the bad news is they are not cheap.  
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Originally posted by Don(MO) Don(MO) wrote:

Originally posted by Brian Jasper co. Ia Brian Jasper co. Ia wrote:

Just out of curiosity, what do you do if the orifice in the cell is eroded badly?
Well Brian the good news is AGCO has them new but the bad news is they are not cheap.  
 They way I see it,be very happy you can buy new! Forget the price.
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i have a few rods out of a 262 diesel if there the same? id ship one to you!
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Still having trouble getting the cap out haven't got to air cell yet been soaking made a tool to go around it with a pin in to try to turn it what about heat? did not want to heat being those heads are so fragile any ideas   
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Tom  !!  I have  some  used  wd45d  rods.     Tony   877-602-3994  
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