Tap, Fuel Injector Sleeve D94T-9000-B1 - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 303-D106

The OTC 303-D106 Fuel Injector Sleeve Tap is an essential professional-grade tool designed for automotive technicians working with diesel engines. This specialized tap is engineered to re-thread and clean fuel injector sleeves, ensuring a precise fit and proper sealing for new or reinstalled injector sleeves. It directly cross-references to Ford part number D94T-9000-B1, providing a reliable solution for critical engine maintenance.

Key Features

  • Direct OEM Equivalent: Functions identically to Ford part number D94T-9000-B1 for seamless integration into existing service procedures.
  • Precision Threading: Specifically designed to accurately re-tap fuel injector sleeve bores, restoring proper thread integrity.
  • Durable Construction: Built by OTC Tools and Equipment, this tap is manufactured from high-quality materials for extended tool life and dependable performance in professional shop environments.
  • Optimized Performance: Ensures proper seating and sealing of fuel injector sleeves, crucial for preventing leaks and maintaining optimal engine performance.

Applications

This fuel injector sleeve tap is primarily used for servicing 7.3L Diesel (DIT) engines. Professional mechanics and technicians will find this tool indispensable when replacing or servicing fuel injector sleeves, as it ensures the threads within the cylinder head are clean, correctly sized, and free of debris or damage. Utilizing the OTC 303-D106 helps prevent costly leaks and ensures a secure, long-lasting repair during injector service.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 17 November, 2004.