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anyone want me to build the fan clutch tool? if there is a need for it, we can do it. www.gruvenparts.com.
target price? email me paul@gruvenparts.com |
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Ever since I first test drove my '99 W210/OM606.962 a few weeks back - I've been thinking.... "Wow - that fan runs almost all the time...oh well - I'll deal with that at some point." Engine coolant temp is just a shade above 80°C on the gauge (roughly 180°F...which sounds normal for a diesel...) and doesn't budge once up to temp....AND doesn't race there when its cold (suggesting bad head gasket or other issues...). On a lot of domestic vehicles, the failure mode of a lot of thermostatic clutches is to engage it all the time... Mine's engaged dang near all the time...every once in a while I can hear it cycle on/off while going down the highway. Most of the time - she's roaring! It's funny to see how a lot of you have problems getting the thing to kick in...and I have the opposite issue with mine. :) Cheers, Matt |
How do you re-fill 603 clutch with new silicone oil?
How do you re-fill 603 clutch with new silicone oil?
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2 years ago I went to the local hobby store.
Silicone oil for RC cars, Shocks? In different cs was approx $7 bottle. |
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It has a flow meter on it. A smell side tube that has a ball in it that rises with flow and measures gallons per minute. The problem is, it never moved. Even at maximum flow. Netiher of my Benzes would make it budge. Our system is just not the same and I think our pumps are kind of weak, though they do the job. There is also a float for measuring specific gravity of the coolant so you can determine strength, but mine float is broken. I have a phone number written on the box that the float is in. Maybe I looked at one time about getting a replacement. |
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