New German Nozzles - Bulk Order - Page 2 - PeachParts Mercedes-Benz Forum

wheelguru · #16 07-09-2004, 12:08 PM

are 617 and 603 nozzles (or injectors) the same? I am interested in some for my SDL.

marcschatz · #17 07-09-2004, 03:11 PM

The Neoteric biodiesel guys charge $90 per, and then $10 each for s&h. Jeesh.

lietuviai · #18 07-09-2004, 11:05 PM

Tom, I'm tempted to ask for 5. PM me if you can give me some more details.
DJ

DieselAddict · #19 07-09-2004, 11:59 PM

Tom, how quickly could you get these new nozzles shipped out?

Q45Denver · #20 07-14-2004, 04:42 PM

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Originally posted by TomJ
The best for WVO are the DNOSD240. What I recommend for SVO/WVO is to increase the pop pressure by about 10 bar for better atomization, then advance the IP to compensate. [/B]

I'm currently running about 50% soybean oil in a OM617 (300TDT) that has about 200K miles. How much of an increase is 10 bar from normal and would this also work well with biodiesel? I'm getting some smoke at acceleration and a little at idle with or without the SVO. Will the new nozzles and balancing improve the smoking? Sure smells a lot better with the SVO.

TomJ · #21 07-21-2004, 11:27 AM

Have a call into RMFI regarding an order of the DNO SD 240////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// nozzles (up to 1985 617) and DNO SD 265 nozzles (1985 and up 603).

Time to fish or cut bait, those who want tips, LMK how many and which and be prepared to paypal the funds.

Cost will be ~$38/each for genuine German made Bosch nozzles if I can get 20 or more on the order (this includes all types of nozzles, 240/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// and 265.) They will only take a few days and I will pick up and split the shipment and send to those who've ordered them via Priority mail (will probably cost around $4 for that, shouldn't be any more)

Those who want me to install and balance in your injectors, email me before we order so I know how many I'm sending out and how many will be used in injectors.

Beagle · #22 07-22-2004, 04:42 AM

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Originally posted by TomJ
....the DNO SD 240 nozzles (up to 1985 617)....

NO!
DNO SD 240 nozzles were NOT fitted to 123 series 616 and 617 engines after October 1981. Four different types of nozzle were fitted to these engines during the production run as PC chambers were redesigned. There is a BIG difference between SD 240 and SD 240/ and the safest way to find the correct part is to take your engine No. along to an MB agent and check against the parts data-base.

Nozzles manufactured in the EU (i.e. before production ceased in 2002) are easily identified by their packaging. EU nozzles were dipped in thick brown wax protection and packed in individual yellow Bosch boxes. All Bosch DN nozzles dipped in oil and in plastic packaging are of Indian origin. Also Indian nozzles are a ground finish on the pintle face of the nozzle – EU nozzles are a lapped finish on this face.

quiettype · #23 07-22-2004, 09:20 AM

Dear Tom,
I will buy five.Email me.

TomJ · #24 07-22-2004, 10:21 AM

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Originally posted by Beagle
NO!
DNO SD 240 nozzles were NOT fitted to 123 series 616 and 617 engines after October 1981. Four different types of nozzle were fitted to these engines during the production run as PC chambers were redesigned. There is a BIG difference between SD 240 and SD 240/ and the safest way to find the correct part is to take your engine No. along to an MB agent and check against the parts data-base......

OK, if you want to get semantic on me, then SD 240/. That's the only nozzles you can get for the 123 now -database or no- (and that superceded any of the earlier nozzles - don't believe me? Try to get Bosch rebuild nozzles for a 123 240D/300D from ANY source and you'll get the 240/ nozzles)

So in my above post, since the 240/ are the only nozzles you can get now and there are no plain 240 nozzles (without the "/"), just look at the 240 and assume 240/.

Beagle · #25 07-22-2004, 01:43 PM

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Originally posted by TomJ
OK, if you want to get semantic on me, then SD 240/. That's the only nozzles you can get for the 123 now -database or no- (and that superceded any of the earlier nozzles - don't believe me? Try to get Bosch rebuild nozzles for a 123 240D/300D from ANY source and you'll get the 240/ nozzles)

So in my above post, since the 240/ are the only nozzles you can get now and there are no plain 240 nozzles (without the "/"), just look at the 240 and assume 240/.

DNO SD 240 nozzles are not only available from any Bosch agency but are far more widely used than the SD 240/, particularly in light commercial diesels of various makes.

Nozzles specified for 123 series diesels are:
DNO SD 220
DNO SD 2400
DNO SD 240 (0,15mm dia jet)
DNO SD 240/ (0,20mm dia jet)
DNO SD 261(alternative)
I am the Bosch distributor for my area and stock all of them.

Your last paragraph ‘just look at the 240 and assume 240/' pretty well sums up your post. You don’t have any experience with fuel injection equipment do you.

DieselAddict · #26 07-22-2004, 03:26 PM

Beagle might be right on paper, but I wonder if in reality it really matters whether you get 240 or 240/ considering the crap that Bosch has been putting out lately. It seems like the spray pattern of the Indian nozzles is all over the place and most of them squirt under low pressure. Beagle, as a Bosch distributer, how do you deal with this and what's your experience with these Indian nozzles?

rwthomas1 · #27 07-22-2004, 06:38 PM

Okay Beagle,
since you are a Bosch distributor and have all the nozzles in stock, how about some EU/German nozzles? How much? No one else seems to be able to get them...? RT

shane83SD · #28 07-22-2004, 09:30 PM

Interesting info regarding the 240 and 240/ nozzle.

I have two sets of used injectors. One with KCA30S46 body and 240/ nozzle. Another set with KCA30S35/4 body and 240 nozzle. Both are marked 135 bar, but the KCA30S35/4 has shorter body and shorter spring comparing to KCA30S46.

Anyone knows the history behind it?

TomJ · #29 07-23-2004, 12:46 AM

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Originally posted by Beagle
..........Your last paragraph ‘just look at the 240 and assume 240/' pretty well sums up your post. You don’t have any experience with fuel injection equipment do you.

Have you always been this way, or do you actually work at it??

You obviously can't figure out the point so I'll make it simple enough for an eigth grader to figure out.

THE NOZZLES IN QUESTION ABOVE IN THE BULK ORDER THAT ARE THE ONLY NOZZLES AVAILABLE THROUGH ANY DISTRIBUTOR I HAVE ACCESS TO ARE 240/. WHEN I STATE 240 ABOVE, IT IS AN ABREVIATION FOR 240/ SINCE THE 240 ARE NO LONGER USED.

Is that simple enough for you to figure out?

Apparently, instead of offering to do what I've offered to do as a favor to forum members, you would rather slam anyone who DOES want to support fellow members here. You can't be constructive, but would rather challenge the 31 years I have in mechanical engineering and automotive repair, so all I will say to that is, find another thread to be non-constructive on!

TomJ · #30 07-23-2004, 04:01 PM

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Originally posted by Beagle
[B]Tomj
My goodness, you really are one angry young man aren’t you. It is perfectly obvious from your childish demeanor and ‘teeny-speak’ that you are just a kid and fortunately the prognosis is excellent – you’re gonna grow out of it!

I think the angry one is the prick who thinks other forum members are "stealing" his business and slams someone for trying to do a group deal on something they'd rather sell at a premium. Of course, he won't offer the same deal to people here, just complain about semantics.