Which is a better diesel purge ? What is the difference between the 2 ?

What is the preferred choice between the 2 for doing a diesel purge ?

I used Lubromoly. I guess my injectors wern't that bad because I didn't notice that much difference but I have read here that it has really help some people.
Where in Ca. are you?

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1983 300SD
200000miles

LubroMoly and LiquiMoly Diesel Purge are the same thing, just under different names, LiquiMoly is what it's branded in Europe, LubroMoly is what it's branded as here.
-Joe

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'81 MB 300SD, '82 MB 300D Turbo (sold/RIP), '04 Lincoln Town Car Ultimate

Sooner or later every car falls apart, ours does it later!
-German Narrator in a MB Promotion Film about the then brand new W123.

I am in San Francisco - bay area. If u would like to be included in the bay area diesel group, PM me ur id, name and contact info and I will add u to the list.

The older cans use to say Liqui Moly, the new labels now read Lubro Moly. Lubro Moly is the company name.

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1981 300D 147k
1998 VW Jetta Tdi 320k
2001 Dodge Ram 2500 141k
1979 300D 234k (sold)
1984 300D "Astor" 262k(sold)
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I love the smell of diesel smoke in my hair

I've heard a couple stories where this stuff wasted the seals inside the injection pump.
I'd like to use it in my 240D.
What do you think?

I would not necessarily believe every story I heard. Unless, of course, I heard it at the barber shop. Folks there know everything, just like on the internet.

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It's entirely possible that it's similar to Seafoam in that sometimes old and worn out seals are only still "sealed" because they're plugged up with crud and it cleans so well that it makes "new" leaks, even though they were there all along. That would be my guess, if those stories are "true" (as seen by the people telling them).

I just can't imagine a company making a product for a specific purpose that damages the very thing it's supposed to be used on.

-Rog

There aren't any rubber components in the IP or injectors.

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84 CD

The delivery valve holders have rubber o-rings.

Sixto
MB-less

News to me, can you forward that info from MB?

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83 SD

84 CD

How do listers feel about using Techron in a diesel?

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- Neil
'83 W123 (Ol' Yeller)
'82 HP 34C

For my w115, the rubber o-ring is part A0179974148. If you google that part number with and without the A in front, you can see its image and description.

EPC indicates the same part is used on the OM617 and OM603 as well. They call it a seal ring for the "Pressure Valve Holder" of the IP.

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1968 220D, w115, /8, OM615, Automatic transmission.
My 1987 300TD wagon was sold and my 2003 W210 E320 wagon was totaled (sheds tear).

I stand corrected, thanks sixto for pointing that out, sorry DB444.

The epc shows that in a 240, but no five cylinder engines.

One parts web site shows it to fit '86-'95s only.

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84 CD

If you broaden your search in EPC to include more than just "North America" vehicles, you can see that the rubber o-ring was used in 5 and 6 cylinder diesels around the world. I wonder why it doesn't show up for North America versions of the OM617 (at least according to EPC)?

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1968 220D, w115, /8, OM615, Automatic transmission.
My 1987 300TD wagon was sold and my 2003 W210 E320 wagon was totaled (sheds tear).