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Did you ever get needed parts to complete your IP Light timing tools?
Would love to rent one. The fella here listed for renting one from has not been on this site in 11years though not relevant here....... I've got CAT tools to rent for injector timing on 311x engines.
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"Know other lessons I need to learn? TELL me. Tired of learning'em the hard way". Glow Plug Wait: [i} Time of silence in homage Rudolph Diesel. Longer you own a diesel. more honor you give". [/i] Life; SNAFU Situation Normal All Fouled Up, & FUBAR: Fouled Up Beyond All Repair -Now: Snafued Jeep TJ w/OM617 2Be daily driver & building SS M1079 w/Ambo boxed /live in Adv. Truck, Diesel KLR conversion -Sold 62 UNIMOG Camper w/617 Turbo, 85 300SD |
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With those I believe the below applies. Different types of diesel engines are going to have a different pulse/shock wave so hence I believe the below applies. From what I have read you need to set the timing as in the Factory Service Manual then you clamp on your device and record what you get at idle. Then that gives you a standard figure to use for the next time. The timing device mentioned is best used if you have several of the same vehicles. Why, because the pulse is different for different vehicles. What works on your Mercedes is going to be different from another Diesel. The other light method, A&B/AB light references a mechanical part in the governor and will not compensate for or internal pump wear.
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