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I recall...
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Originally Posted by Jeremy5848
I have not heard of clogging problems with a trap catalyst on an OM617 but it could happen if a car were driven extensively at low speeds, much idling in traffic, etc., and never given the opportunity to burn off the collected soot. There is a factory procedure for measuring the back pressure using a pressure gauge connected to a port at the rear end of the exhaust manifold, just before the trap cat. I don't remember the spec -- the book isn't in front of me -- but an excessive back pressure indicates a clogged trap.
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I recall some one mentioning that port on the manifold before. I think some one said that if there is alot of carbon and such in that area after you take the bolt off....it is an indication of a clogged system. I s this correct?
-Stephen
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78 300d non turbo SOLD
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1977 300d non turbo SOLD
1985 300SD california car
1978 240D Manual
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