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Old 06-23-2008, 11:30 AM
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If you are 1 tooth off at the IP gear is there enough clearance to the adjustment slots to rotate the pump housing to compensate for that?
I suppose that you might be extremely lucky and be at the very far end of the slot and rotation of the pump all the way to the opposite end of the slot might net 10 degrees.

I'm never that lucky.

Even if it did work, you'd have to bend the hell out of the hard lines to get them back on the injectors........a real PITA.

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Old 06-23-2008, 11:53 AM
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You might as well take the pump off and time it correctly at 24* now, rather than wait and have to fix an oil leak that will occur when you move the pump trying to get that other minus 12*. I'm assuming you rebuilt the engine and know you don't want it running poorly or have a major oil leak after all of the hard work you have done to get it to this point. Anyway, align the pump to the marks on the ring and install it at 24* BTDC on the compression stroke at #1 cylinder. It's a lot of work removing the oil filter and all and have oil dripping on you, but if everything else is ok, the little oily saturated sweat you spend is well worth it. A well timed 617 is not sluggish at all and a good one out of time is generally referred to as a dog.
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That's exactly what I was going to do. I still have the engine out of the car, so removing the oil filter and the IP is just a hassle but not a real issue. I just wish I did not screw it up the first time.
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Old 06-24-2008, 10:04 PM
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It was off by exactly one tooth (as predicted). Thanks to everyone for helping.

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My former Mercedes:
1985 300SD ~190k
1990 560SEL
2000 C220 CDI
1983 380SEC 102k dual-chain conversion
2000 C280 70k (sold)
1987 300DT (W124 - sold)
1972 220D (sold)
1971 220D (sold)
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