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Old 07-16-2009, 09:42 PM
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On the 1975 240D there was a kind of a dipstick attached to that cap. And, there was an overflow tube. If you put too much in, it just ran out the overflow tube. I know. That is how I found the overflow tube.

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Old 07-17-2009, 11:10 AM
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220d ip oil

thanks for the great info all
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Old 07-17-2009, 05:40 PM
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On the 1975 240D there was a kind of a dipstick attached to that cap. And, there was an overflow tube. If you put too much in, it just ran out the overflow tube. I know. That is how I found the overflow tube.

Jim
I e-mailed to a German mechanic from Germany about this through a forum in Germany.

His suggestion: check the manual for the volume of oil in the IP.
Make sure the overflow side plug is closed.
Pour that amount of HD30 into the IP from the top.
Wait 24 hours, at least an hour min
Open the side overflow valve and collect the rest.

The older oil, being lighter than the new thick heavy oil, will be displaced and end up above the overflow line.
You just gotta give it time.
I asked him what he does on his 190D- 60 vintage.
He waits overnight, then opens the drain plug after he puts a bowl below, smokes a cigarette, lets the oil flow, closes the plug, gets rid of the old oil.


ganz einfach, ja?
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Old 07-18-2009, 12:18 AM
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I e-mailed to a German mechanic from Germany about this through a forum in Germany.

His suggestion: check the manual for the volume of oil in the IP.
Make sure the overflow side plug is closed.
Pour that amount of HD30 into the IP from the top.
Wait 24 hours, at least an hour min
Open the side overflow valve and collect the rest.

The older oil, being lighter than the new thick heavy oil, will be displaced and end up above the overflow line.
You just gotta give it time.
I asked him what he does on his 190D- 60 vintage.
He waits overnight, then opens the drain plug after he puts a bowl below, smokes a cigarette, lets the oil flow, closes the plug, gets rid of the old oil.


ganz einfach, ja?
I think I liked the sucking out with a tube idea better. You could use some of that skinney hard plastic vacuum line with a short piece of rubber hose connected to one of those cheap plastic Syringes they use to inject Meat. We have 99cent stores out here that sell them.
That would get the bulk of it out.
After that you could use the "German" method above and end up with cleaner Oil.
Also a thought is that the drain plug could be on the opposite side of the IP.
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