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drgreenthumb 08-30-2009 05:39 PM

What is this thing, and how do I get it out of my way?
 
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This is a OM 606 and it (gold colorered with black plastic cap) is blocking access to a glow plug. It is on the injection pump.

micalk 08-30-2009 06:05 PM

My best uneducated guess (617 experience only - if 606 is non-turbo then this is all BS) is that it's the ALDA. The black cap on the top is there to prevent unauthorized adjustment. There should be a large nut on the bottom of it that is captive on the IP. Turn it clockwise while holding the ALDA stationary (CW, that is correct) to release the ALDA.

On my ALDA, I cut the black cap off with a Dremel tool, then backed the nut off completely holding the center screw with a straight blade screwdriver, removed the remains of the cap, then replaced the nut. Makes a nice clean looking ALDA. If you are rebuilding your engine, then you will probably want to adjust this item anyway, so you might as well take it off and cut it while it's off the IP.

drgreenthumb 08-30-2009 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by micalk (Post 2282326)
My best uneducated guess (617 experience only - if 606 is non-turbo then this is all BS)......

It is the non-turbo version of the 606.

Jeremy5848 08-30-2009 06:29 PM

It's probably an altitude compensator, regulates how much fuel the IP squirts into the engine as a function of altitude above sea level.

bigblockchev 08-30-2009 11:39 PM

I believe that this is called an ADA
 
Far as I know has a big 27mm retaining nut below that you have to crack with a wrench then remove with your fingers. If so then there is a loose shim below, don't lose it. Cheers Dan

lupin..the..3rd 08-31-2009 10:26 PM

I don't have this thing on my '97. Maybe it's a '95-only thing? :confused:

micalk 09-01-2009 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Jeremy5848 (Post 2282341)
It's probably an altitude compensator, regulates how much fuel the IP squirts into the engine as a function of altitude above sea level.

OP said it was non-turbo, and I was under the impression that the ALDA was turbo only. Is that not true? Or is it only true for certain chassis/year/model/etc.?

curlytom 09-01-2009 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by drgreenthumb (Post 2282318)
This is a OM 606 and it (gold colorered with black plastic cap) is blocking access to a glow plug. It is on the injection pump.


It’s on the way, but you should still be able to remove the glow plug without too much of a hassle…

fdanielson 09-18-2011 08:35 AM

Does the intake manifold need to come off?
 
I took the crossover pipe off my car to get access to the shutoff valve and the ADA is in the way of removing the valve. There was no way that I could figure to fit the wrenches in the space available and ended up abandoning the project. Is there a trick to getting the ADA out or do I just need to remove the entire intake to get room?

Orv 09-18-2011 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by lupin..the..3rd (Post 2283374)
I don't have this thing on my '97. Maybe it's a '95-only thing? :confused:

Might also be a Federal/California difference.

Zulfiqar 09-19-2011 11:56 AM

my car is not california emmissions and it does have this part - quite, its an altitude compensator. Dont know how to get it off though.

sixto 09-19-2011 01:23 PM

I expect the attachment isn't too different from the ALDA on the 603 - http://www.peachparts.com/Wikka/OM603Alda . Big nut on the IP, wrench flats on the ADA.

Sixto
87 300D


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