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OM602 Injection pump elements
Hello,
I purachesed a cat in a bag. Was told it as an OM617 M pump with 7.5mm elements, turns out it is an OM602. ![]() Not versed enough to tell from pics until I was trying to install it. Problem is I bought it 6 months ago and the person is gone in the wind. Question is, are the elements interchangable? Can I use them in my OM617 pump and "get something" out of this fiasco. THanks
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1986 300GD, G-wagen with OM617A 1988 250GD, G-wagen with OM602A |
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I don't suppose you need an extra M-Pump since you have a euro spec G-Wagon, as they all are. I am sitting on one here, if that is a needed part.
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![]() Chris 84 280sl 82 300d euro |
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I would like to build the engine and swap it without the need to swap pumps afterwards.
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1986 300GD, G-wagen with OM617A 1988 250GD, G-wagen with OM602A |
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The stock OM617 turbo injection pump is not an M pump. as far as whether aa 617 m pump will accept OM602 elements, I don't know. Some of the people over in the performance paddock might be able to help. I don't think just replacing the elements on a 617 M-pump will get you very far. Other work has to be done as well as far as I understand. I do have an OM617 M pump that I will sell at a relatively inexpensive price.
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![]() Chris 84 280sl 82 300d euro |
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Can you PM me your price for the pump. THank you Martin
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1986 300GD, G-wagen with OM617A 1988 250GD, G-wagen with OM602A |
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Calibration of the fuel injection pump is needed after the elements are replaced.
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84 300D, 82 Volvo 244Gl Diesel |
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