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LightMan 01-21-2005 07:38 PM

W210 E300 Leaking IP/Crush washer issue
 
Just curious - those of you that have had the fuel leaks on top of the injection pump, the common crush washer/o-ring leak - how much did it cost to repair, or did you do it yourself?

boneheaddoctor 01-21-2005 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by LightMan
Just curious - those of you that have had the fuel leaks on top of the injection pump, the common crush washer/o-ring leak - how much did it cost to repair, or did you do it yourself?

order a few from Fastlane....and do it yourself...........thats what I do.

LightMan 01-21-2005 07:50 PM

Have you done this on a w210 turbo? I just haven't found any threads, pics, or people that could tell me how to do it. I hear there is a very specific torquing procedure for the IP, and once you get the top of it off there are some sensitive parts etc. ANy help/info appreciated.

deltajetfixer 04-06-2005 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by LightMan
Have you done this on a w210 turbo? I just haven't found any threads, pics, or people that could tell me how to do it. I hear there is a very specific torquing procedure for the IP, and once you get the top of it off there are some sensitive parts etc. ANy help/info appreciated.

Just wondering if anyone has done this on a OM606?

Phil says that there aren't serviceable parts inside the valve holders :(

I'll check on the price of the suckers tomorrow from the contact he gave me. I'll be surprised if MB isn't really, really PROUD of 'em...if you know what I mean ;)

per eriksson 04-07-2005 04:53 AM

The o-ring and copperseal is cheap and numbers for them are in another recent topic.

The real hassle is you have to remove the intake to gain access to the holders unless it is the 2 in front that leak.

Then you have to find the special 32spline socket, other than that there's nothing special about it really, keep it clean though.
I usually tourqe them down with less tourqe then required first and then loosen them a bit and then finalizing it.

deltajetfixer 04-07-2005 06:02 AM

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Originally Posted by per eriksson
The o-ring and copperseal is cheap and numbers for them are in another recent topic.

The real hassle is you have to remove the intake to gain access to the holders unless it is the 2 in front that leak.

Then you have to find the special 32spline socket, other than that there's nothing special about it really, keep it clean though.
I usually tourqe them down with less tourqe then required first and then loosen them a bit and then finalizing it.

I JUST saw this post with the torquing procedure that I asked you about in my last post. Thanks ever so much for your help!

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