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Old 02-27-2011, 05:22 PM
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shutoff valve hookup

finally found one at the yard

electrical connections:
brown is positive +
black is negative -

Vacuum port connections:
Outside port connects the Injection Pump vacuum diaphragm.
Center port connects to a vacuum source.


Is this correct?





tested above w/a vacuum pump, seems to work properly


thanks,
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617's never had an electrically activated shut off valve, they were all strictly vacuum. What's that electrical version from?
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Old 02-27-2011, 06:01 PM
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You are correct, om617 uses a vacuum diaphragm to cut fuel at injection pump.

I believe this is the device (vacuum solenoid) that provides vacuum to the vacuum diaphragm, once you kill power at the ignition key.
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I believe this is the device (vacuum solenoid) that provides vacuum to the vacuum diaphragm, once you kill power at the ignition key.
Not from any 617 powered MB to my knowledge. The ignition key controls a mechanical vacuum switch, not an electrical switch. What kind of car did that electrical switch come from? Not sure how the 126 with the electric pumps for the door locks work, but I guess it might be an electric vacuum switch to open the doors on a 126.
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switch came from a 300SD...mounted on the firewall, near the IP.
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On my 84SD the brown vacuum line from the shut off valve does not go to a solenoid under the hood but goes thru the firewall, I'm assuming to a mechanical switch at the ignition key. Perhaps later model post 617 SD's were set up differently.
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finally found one at the yard

electrical connections:
brown is positive +
black is negative -

Vacuum port connections:
Outside port connects the Injection Pump vacuum diaphragm.
Center port connects to a vacuum source.


Is this correct?





tested above w/a vacuum pump, seems to work properly


thanks,
manny


Umm, that part has nothing to do with engine shutoff. Thats the device between the intake manifold and the Alda, it vents excess boost pressure to the atmosphere...
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Umm, that part has nothing to do with engine shutoff. Thats the device between the intake manifold and the Alda, it vents excess boost pressure to the atmosphere...
My overboost protection solenoid doesn't look like that.
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That's a shame, cause on the workbench this device appears to be what I was missing

Since I no longer have my 300SD (only kept the motor), one of the items on my todo list is being able to shutdown my diesel.

This over-boost device, competes a vacuum circuit when turned off...It does release some into the atmosphere, but It still may work (depending on how much vacuum the fuel-shutoff vacuum diaphragm requires).

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many have used this to shutoff the motor when the diesel is put in a gasser. it will work, it's not the way diesel MB's are controlled.
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It will still work, it looks like his 617 is no longer in a MB. You should be able to make that work. Figure out if it's supplying vac with power or without, then just wire it so that when you turn the key they vac will go through the solenoid to the IP and shut your engine off. But you'll also need to make sure that the vac disapates before you try to start the engine again or you'll have hard starts or no starts.
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I agree that if that thing is an electrically controlled vacuum solenoid switch, it should work. I think it needs to be an unenergized--transfers vacuum switch/unenergized--stops the transfer of vacuum. But it doesn't seem like there's a bleed-off vacuum feature in it.
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I used an electrically controlled vacuum switch from the climate control system
to shut down my 1980 300D. have it set so when key is on
it allows engine to run, when key goes off, engine shuts off - real fast now.

Sorta by-pass the vacuum controlled shutoff on the ignition key.
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It will still work, it looks like his 617 is no longer in a MB. You should be able to make that work.

that would be correct



thanks for the replies...going to give it a shot.
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There is a simpler solution. Run a vacuum hose from the shut off valve into the passenger compartment. Two or three quick sucks will shut it down.

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