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Alastair 04-06-2009 11:29 AM

Possible alternative con-rod for 350SD engines
 
Was thinking the other night.

Here in UK we have Sprinter 2.9 Turbos...

These are 5 pot 602 engines....

Now if we divide 2.9 by 5 we get 580cc

The 350SD is the 603 engine, with 6 pots....

If we divide 3.5 by 6 we get 583cc....

Maybe the rods are a reliable possible replacement for the older 350SD engine.... :D

Maybe I havent a clue though.....;)

compu_85 04-06-2009 12:29 PM

Interesting idea. Mercedes has updated the 350's rods though, there's been like 5 revisions.

-Jason

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 02:28 AM

Those 2.9L engines are direct injection.

There was never a 5cylinder version of 3.5L 603.97.

compu_85 04-07-2009 03:37 AM

Thought the pistons themselves would be different, I don't think being DI or IDI predetermines the rod type. The head and pistons are the only difference on a VW 1.9TD and 1.9TDI.

-J

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 03:40 AM

It makes a HUGE difference. The piston has to sit higher for the combustion bowl in the piston so the rods have to be shorter to make up for it.

Alastair 04-07-2009 05:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ForcedInduction (Post 2161976)
Those 2.9L engines are direct injection.

There was never a 5cylinder version of 3.5L 603.97.


Nah, Nearly certain they are the usual Pre-Chamber engine. (Number, = OM.602.9xx, and look identical in appearance to the OM-602 in my 190D 2.5 ) They are also used in Sssanyong Musso 4x4. These are defo Idi pre-chamber motors, and are 2.9 litres offered in n/a and Turbo....

You are right, there never was a 5 pot 3.5....

You're thinking of the newer Direct-Injection CDi 5 and 6 pots, which are Totally different--They are DOHC to start with!....:D

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 05:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair (Post 2162000)
and look identical in appearance to the OM-602 in my 190D 2.5 )

A GM 5.7L diesel looks very much like a 350 g@sser too. Looks mean diddly squat.

Quote:

They are also used in Sssanyong Musso 4x4. These are defo Idi pre-chamber motors, and are 2.9 litres offered in n/a and Turbo....
No, those are direct injection.

Quote:

You're thinking of the newer Direct-Injection CDi 5 and 6 pots
No, I'm talking about Mercedes' first generation direct injection car engine, the 2.9L OM602.98 (OM602D29 / OM602DLA29)

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 05:52 AM

4 Attachment(s)
Notice the differences between the indirect injection and direct injection.

OM603.97 (the best picture I could find as an example): Glowplugs go in straight into the prechamber.
http://www.peachparts.com//shopforum...chmentid=66167

OM602.98: Glowplugs go in at an angle to into the combustion chamber. Also notice the small injector holes and increased webbing on the lower potion of the block for strength.
http://www.peachparts.com//shopforum...chmentid=66165

OM602.96: One large hole for the prechamber.
http://www.peachparts.com//shopforum...chmentid=66168

OM602.98: No large hole for a prechamber, only the small two for the injector tip and glowplug.
http://www.peachparts.com//shopforum...chmentid=66166

Alastair 04-07-2009 09:23 AM

Do you know, F.I?

I am convinced I have seen a Pre-Chamber 5 pot, 2.9 Turbo motor--It was in bits at a local M.B. commercial-vehicle specialist some time ago...

There seem to be so many variations out there, maybe such a thing exists. Any idea what the OM662 actually is--Cant find much about it apart from its 'similar' to the 602??

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 09:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair (Post 2162072)
I am convinced I have seen a Pre-Chamber 5 pot, 2.9 Turbo motor--It was in bits at a local M.B. commercial-vehicle specialist some time ago...

Convince yourself all you want, it won't change reality. Unless it had a long intake tube for an intercooler and a computer controlled rotary injection pump, it was a 2.5L engine (Used in the 250).

Quote:

Any idea what the OM662 actually is?
A typo.

Alastair 04-07-2009 09:36 AM

Hmm,--

Dont Forget, Not Everything that M.B and for that matter Ssanyong made was supplied to America.....

We may have models and engines never heard of over there.....

I didnt refer to whether or Not it had an Intercooler or VP29 IP either....It WAS in bits!

OM662 Isnt a Typo either. It DOES exist. I have looked it up in my 2004 'Autodata' disc and its supplied to Australia in a minibus MB100 type van/commercial, as well as the later Ssanyong Musso/Korado!

(Always SO confrontational!--I dunno!.....)

ForcedInduction 04-07-2009 09:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alastair (Post 2162079)
Dont Forget, Not Everything that M.B and for that matter Ssanyong made was supplied to America.....

We may have models and engines never heard of over there.....

The pictures I used were from the pre-CDI Sprinter vans.

Quote:

OM662 Isnt a Typo either. It DOES exist.
Looks like its the non-MB made ripoff/licensed version of the OM602.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...a/a2/OM662.jpg

Alastair 04-07-2009 09:54 AM

............Looks like its the non-MB made ripoff/licensed version of the OM602..............

Not so sure about that....

Ssanyong list the 602 as well as the 662, and the data is different for each engine. M.B. also list the 662 for some Aussie commercials too....

compu_85 04-07-2009 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ForcedInduction (Post 2161992)
It makes a HUGE difference. The piston has to sit higher for the combustion bowl in the piston so the rods have to be shorter to make up for it.

Ha! Shows how much I know!

-Jason

Bob Albrecht 04-07-2009 11:44 AM

Heavier rods are available from Mercedes
 
You can buy the heavier 350 rods from Mercedes. I believe they are for the 1995 S350.


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