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Old 04-09-2010, 12:08 PM
ssorange ssorange is offline
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Hi guys,

Thanks for the info so far. I've just read the new posts and I know what I'll be doing on my last day off. Gota love having old cars.

Questions to all:
How common is it to have a delivery spring fail in an IP?
Will removing the access panel on the side of the IP at the delivery valves cause anything to become in jeopardy of falling out of place?


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Originally Posted by layback40 View Post
John,
Unless you are a very competent DYI or a diesel mech, best not mess with the IP.
I consider my self a decent DYIer but no expert on IPs. However, I've successfully completed the R&R of the delivery springs, seals and washers my other 5 cylinder w201. I've been tinkering with MB diesels for about 5 years and anything mechanical since I was 13. So I'm confident enough to attack most jobs, but experienced enough to know when I've reached my limits. So what I'm saying is don't hold back anything!

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Originally Posted by layback40 View Post
If you have fuel being delivered to all but one cylinder, the motor will start unless there is some other problem that has not been mentioned. You can let it crank for 20 seconds ( time it with your watch dont guess).
I'm going to give up on this, I've spent a day trying cranking/charging with no change. And still no fuel at the front injector.
The glowplugs are relatively new and the weather has been nice and warm here so the GPs probably aren't an issue.
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