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Old 05-27-2012, 07:26 PM
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Euro spec fuel pump problems

Anyone know where I can get a rebuild kit or a new fuel pump (not injection pump) for a '77 eurospec 300D?

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Old 05-28-2012, 11:26 AM
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Anyone know where I can get a rebuild kit or a new fuel pump (not injection pump) for a '77 eurospec 300D?


The pump can be re-built reasonably easily...

Main issues are the various 'O' rings it contains, sometimes a valve or the spring will go bad.

Strip it down,--its a pretty simple device, the 'fault' should be pretty easy to spot....
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Old 05-28-2012, 01:01 PM
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Here's a DIY I did for a slightly newer version of the pump you should have fitted to your IP.

Refreshing the fuel pump on an OM617 (European spec – non turbo)

Your's is probably very similar although I think it will have a double / slit cam on the end that goes into the pump.

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Old 05-28-2012, 02:57 PM
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You could "Ask Phil".

Any, Bosch Fuel Injection Shop could supply you with a kit. There is a number plate on the Fuel Supply/Lift Pump or you could give them the Numbers that are on the Fuel Injection Pump itselt.
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Old 05-28-2012, 04:26 PM
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The dealership also has those rebuild kits. (valves and rings).
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Old 05-28-2012, 08:29 PM
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The dealership also has those rebuild kits. (valves and rings).
As you said the Dealer Valve Repair kit 002-1-586-12-67 comes with 2 Valves and 2 Seal Rings.
It does not have the 5mm O-ring for the Plunger.

From my notes:
Lift/FUEL SUPPLY PUMP TINY o-ring
Bosch lists now 2 440 210 002 (MB 010 997 86 48) as replacement to the original black(perbunan?). And yes,the replacement is Viton.
The 5mmØ x 1.50mmØ 'O' ring is located in a groove in this bore and prevents engine oil in the IP from being sucked into the fuel re-circulation circuit. In most cases this O-ring has either hardened and broken up or completely disappeared.
The little O-ring also prevents Fuel from mixing with the Oil.

Found your O-Ring in my Fastenal manual.
1.5mm C.S. 5mm I.D. 8mm O.D PN# 0480735 $0.06 each

Back to me; I got mine from the BMW Motor Cycle dealer because I did not know where I could walk in and buy one O-ring. I believe it cost me $1.97 and I had to wait over 1 week for it to get to the BMW Dealer.
Lift Supply/Sump O-ring from BMW motor cycle carburator
BMW motorcycle parts 5x1.5mm O-ring, cold-start enrichener shaft, part# 13 11 1 257 819

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