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Old 10-03-2008, 05:00 PM
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the small hand primer pump is $16.44 the primer pump assembly is $157.96 this site fast lane, new hand pump is install on the assembly do not remove only the right side 19 mm deep socket for input fuel, the left side is fuel out. 3 10 mm nuts on side use 3/8 10 mm deep socket on left side 2 hours diy .use oil pan under engine i change engine by metric and trans the primer pump assembly was not change , i change the fuel pump later, now have more power, no smoke, increase fuel miles
More craptastic jibberish? ugh...



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1. Your reply makes no sense, nor do any of the other replies you ever make on this board.

2. Why are you resurrecting a 15 month old thread and talking about OM617s, and that has nothing to do with a W124?

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To sum up what red just said,



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Old 10-03-2008, 09:13 PM
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In my estimation yall have gotten a little personal in your slamming of Raymond. He doesn't ever use punctuation, and might not be right on target with some of his answers, but to call him a spammer and slam him so aggressively might just be a bit out of line........

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In my estimation yall have gotten a little personal in your slamming of Raymond. He doesn't ever use punctuation, and might not be right on target with some of his answers, but to call him a spammer and slam him so aggressively might just be a bit out of line........
If you read the grammar in the post it's obvious that English is not the guy's first language. I'm no linguist but it looks like the sentence structure of a Spanish speaking person. Cut him some slack, he's just trying to contribute.

He said that he had installed a rebuilt engine and transmission from metric motors but had reused the old lift pump. It took him about two hours with a 19mm deep socket and a 3/8 drive 10mm deep socket to install a new one some time after the rebuilt engine was installed. After installing the pump he experienced more power, no smoke, and better fuel mileage. He also recommends using a drip tray under the engine while doing this job.

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