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That's what happens when you get old! I had to pull out my service manual to verify. Sure enough, my memory failed me again. Good thing I have a manual to pull my butt out of the fire...
You can tell by looking for the end that has the two small nubs.
When the orifice tube is installed, that end will face closest to you.
A tool is made that hooks onto the two nubs which allows you
to pull up on the orifice tube to remove it.
I have always been lucky enough to use small needle nose pliers to pull those tubes out. As I stated before, there is a reason why we have manuals with photos. Good catch!
That's what happens when you get old! I had to pull out my service manual to verify. Sure enough, my memory failed me again. Good thing I have a manual to pull my butt out of the fire...
Yeah that and working on the truck in the hot garage all day
orifice tube what way?
06-14-2010, 10:03 PM
