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Old 07-24-2014, 01:08 PM
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Delivery Valve Copper Sealing Rings (Washers) Are No Longer Available (NLA)

The delivery valve copper crush washers for the OM617, etc. are no longer available from Mercedes. Dang. Mercedes part number 000 074 17 59, Bosch part number 1 410 105 020. Suffer with your leaking injection pump.

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cant you anneal them with a torch and dunk them in water?
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There must be another option, what do the pump builders use?
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Old 07-24-2014, 01:59 PM
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The copper crush seals are in the rebuild kit for these IP's. DGK 128. The kit costs $34.00 CDN in 2012.
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You can always call a water-jet place and have them blasted out by the pound
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Old 07-25-2014, 02:23 PM
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Good idea on the waterjet thing. Someone should make a few hundred and sell them. I went to the local Bosch shop and they didn't show any in stock, and they don't seem to be available to purchase. But, they had some old stock in the back and gave me a couple, which was very nice. They said they can order the gasket kit, as mentioned above. So, that would be a good second resort.
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Old 07-25-2014, 03:03 PM
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I have yet to see a pump on a 617 leak at the delivery valves.....


They were leaking on my OM601, new washers fixed that.
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All might not be lost - check out this thread for the Bosch number and how he got them

http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/diesel-discussion/341932-my-official-om617-toyota-pickup-repower-thread-27.html
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I have yet to see a pump on a 617 leak at the delivery valves.....


They were leaking on my OM601, new washers fixed that.
My two have not leaked there yet. I dont think.

The only leaks I think I've had were from not tighening down the line nuts enough.

My 602 on the other hand...is leaking and is getting new ones this weekend.

From the thread Stretch linked:

Bosch PN 1 410 105 020 works.

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