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Old 08-28-2009, 11:49 PM
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82 300sd newbie need help IP timing mark

Hi everyone, I recently purchase a 300sd 82'. Previous owner replaced IP and it haven't start since. Since I brought it home I sprayed some starting fluid it started. Now I suspecting the fuel delivery is not enough from the IP. Please help me with setting the timing at the IP. thank you. Please help.

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Old 08-29-2009, 02:29 AM
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Unlike Rotary Fuel Injection Pumps like are used on GM, Ford and VW type Diesel Engines there is no timing mark on the mounting flange of the Mercedes Fuel Injection Pumps.
Also changing the timing only changes when the fuel is delivered not how much fuel is delivered.
Starting Fluid can damage your Engine so I would avoid using it again.

Go down the list and find "Drip Timing Threads"

Diesel Injection:

Besides Drip Timing there are other methods of timing the Fuel Injection Pump but they involve buying some a special electrical setup.

If you are having a fue starvation problem there is a filter screen at the bottom of the Fuel Tank and 2 Fuel Filters that can get plugged up.
Also if your hand primer has a shiny Aluminum body on it; it is the old style and they are noted for allowing air to leak into the fuel system when they get old.
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Old 08-29-2009, 02:39 AM
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You might want to look here for some other resources of info:

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diy-links-parts-category/

http://www.peachparts.com/Wikka/DoItYourSelf
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That is a comprehensive answer with links. Kudos.

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Unlike Rotary Fuel Injection Pumps like are used on GM, Ford and VW type Diesel Engines there is no timing mark on the mounting flange of the Mercedes Fuel Injection Pumps.
There are timing markings, but you have to remove the pump in order to see them. And it's possible that that is what you need to do.
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There are timing markings, but you have to remove the pump in order to see them. And it's possible that that is what you need to do.
Is this how you time your Fuel Injection Pump when it is already attached to a running Engine?

If you feel I was not including complete info you might also want to add that to pull the Fuel Injection Pump out to see those timing marks he/she will most likely have to pull off the complete Oil Filter Housing.

I answered his question in a manner that I thought was resonable according to what he posted in the Thread.
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Even if the OP pulled his Fuel Injection Pump off lined up the Timing marks on the front and stuck it back in he would still have to "Drip Time" it or use one of the other methods (one of the other methods includs that Locking Pin).
You have apparently failed to consider the possibility that the IP was reinstalled without being properly indexed in the first place. In that case, which seems to be an outstanding possibility considering that the engine won't start, drip timing alone won't solve the problem.
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Old 08-29-2009, 01:36 PM
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You have apparently failed to consider the possibility that the IP was reinstalled without being properly indexed in the first place. In that case, which seems to be an outstanding possibility considering that the engine won't start, drip timing alone won't solve the problem.
Of coures I did not consider that.
Is this at Timing Problem or not?
He said he started the Engine with Starter Fluid.
He did not say the Enigine Died on him afterwards.
He did indicate he thought it was not getting enough Fuel.
Is this a Timing Problem or not?
I do not think he supplied enough info to tell.
So, I tried to give the answer that I though he was looking for.
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He said he ran the Enigne after using Starter Fluid to State it. An indication that the timing could be adjusted with it on the Engine.
How long did it run?

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I sprayed some starting fluid it started.
Seems to me that starting on starting fluid doesn't give us much insight into the IP timing situation.

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Old 08-29-2009, 01:54 PM
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I hope none of this scares of a new member as it is just normal banter here on the Forum.

The OP did not say how long it ran; he also did not say it the Engine died after he stopped spraying the starter fluid.
He did say he felt it was not getting enough fuel. He did not say he thought he was getting no fuel at all.
I hope he/she will give us some more details.

I gave a general answer to the OPs general question.
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Hell, I was just giving an honest compliment. Seems your answer sucked after all
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Hell, I was just giving an honest compliment. Seems your answer sucked after all

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