Proform Carburetor Jet Installation Tool - 67469 Model Review

Did not work for my application. The shank of the tool was too thick to fit in the hole to get to the injectors on the carburetors I was repairing. I ended up having to sharpen a long thin screwdriver to get the injectors out.

Fantastic tool, well worth the investment. I was a little hesitant to buy Holly's atomizer removal tool but not Holly's but decided to give it a try anyway. I'm glad I did this as it has already saved me a ton of time. I am very happy that I no longer have to remove the fuel tank cap when changing injectors!

I bought this tool because my nozzles got stuck and I thought it would work better than a screwdriver. This tool is way cheaper than any screwdriver I've ever owned, so the blade bent pretty quickly as soon as I pressed on it. I assume this might work if your nozzles aren't stuck, but if you have a flat head screwdriver use that instead. What worked for my jets in the end was tapping the screwdriver with a hammer. Tapping loosened them enough to pry them out with a screwdriver.

Too big for Edelbrock injectors, round tip on end doesn't fit hole and prevents blades from digging into nozzle gap . (The diameter of the round tip is 0.1755 inch). Like the other reviewer, I also ground down a regular screwdriver to install my atomizers. It looks like it would be a good idea to install atomizers with a top opening big enough for the tip to fit. Inside. about 3/16 inch or more. The shaft diameter is .316" (not a problem on my Carter BBD but can be a limiting factor in some…