Fuel Injector Micro Filter Removal Tool Kit, with Optional Basket Screens (6mm 13.8mm) - [20] Filters + Extractor Tool - Fits

Keep injectors flowing like new. The Partsapiens Fuel Injector Micro-Filter Removal Tool makes basket-screen service fast, clean, and repeatable. Thread the tip into the nylon screen, twist, and pull-filters come out in seconds. Flip the tool and use the flat press-end to seat the new screen squarely without crushing it. Fast, clean injector filter service Make basket-screen maintenance quick and repeatable. The Partsapiens Fuel Injector Micro-Filter Removal Tool threads into the nylon screen, then twists and pulls for a clean extraction. Flip the tool and use the flat press-end to seat a new screen squarely without damage. Works with common EFI screens Designed for injectors that use micro filters (6 mm OD 13.8 mm length), found on many top-feed and some side-feed EFI applications. Always verify your filter size before ordering. Shop-ready construction Knurled handle for grip, hardened screw tip for bite, and brass-collar filters with fine, solvent-safe mesh-built for repeated use in cleaning and rebuild workflows. Choose the right kit Select from Tool-Only or tool + filter packs: +2 / +4 / +6 / +12 / +50. Match the kit to the job-from a single set refresh to full batch rebuilds. One tool per order. Whats included 1 dual-ended removal/installation tool and your selected quantity micro filters. Dimensions and steps are clearly shown for easy use (insert ? twist ? pull ? press-in). Installation Guide: Partsapiens Fuel Injector Micro-Filter Removal & Installation Tool This guide outlines how a DIY mechanic can quickly and cleanly replace internal basket-screen micro-filters, helping restore optimal fuel delivery and injector longevity. Safety First Wear PPE: safety glasses/goggles and fuel-resistant gloves (e.g., nitrile). Work in a well-ventilated area to disperse flammable fumes. Keep an ABC fire extinguisher nearby; avoid sparks, hot surfaces, and smoking. Manage spills: keep absorbent rags/pads on hand; dispose of contaminated materials per local regulations. Depressurize the fuel system per the vehicle service manual. This guide assumes injectors are already removed. Required Tools & Materials Partsapiens Fuel Injector Micro-Filter Removal & Installation Tool + replacement micro-filters (6 mm OD, 13.8 mm length) Safety glasses / goggles and fuel-resistant gloves Lint-free rags or shop towels; small parts tray/container Injector cleaning solution (carb cleaner, injector cleaner, or ultrasonic cleaner) Small pick/dental tool (for O-rings/pintle caps and bore inspection) Bench vise with soft jaws (optional but recommended) Replacement O-rings and pintle caps (recommended for full service) Light lubricant for O-rings (e.g., silicone grease) Preparation Remove injectors from the vehicle and fuel rail. Clean injector exteriors to prevent debris entering the bore (ultrasonic cleaning recommended). Inspect for damage/corrosion; remove old O-rings and pintle caps if replacing. Micro-Filter Removal Secure the injector in a vise with soft jaws (or hold firmly). Expose the fuel inlet end. Locate the nylon basket screen inside the fuel inlet port. Insert the tools threaded tip into the center of the screen and rotate clockwise until it bites. Twist slightly and pull straight out with steady motion. The filter should extract in seconds. Inspect and clean the bore: remove any fragments; wipe with cleaner and a lint-free rag. Repeat for each injector requiring replacement. Micro-Filter Installation Place a new micro-filter on the tools flat, unthreaded press-end. Align the filter with the injectors inlet; keep it straight and centered. Press firmly and evenly to seat the filter squarely without crushing it; push until flush. Verify seating: the screen should be even, fully inserted, and undamaged. Repeat for all remaining injectors. Post-Installation Install new lubricated O-rings and pintle caps to ensure proper sealing. Optional: perform a final ultrasonic clean to remove any residual debris. Optional: flow-test injectors for pattern and volume before reinstalling. Reinstall injectors following the vehicle manufacturers torque specs and procedures; check for leaks. Fitment Note Designed for injectors that use basket screens (~6 mm OD 13.8 mm length). Always confirm your injectors filter size before ordering.