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Vacuumpump rattling om617
ive got som rattling coming from the vacuumpump on my om 617 so i got a replacment.
When i got the old on of i found that the whole drive for the pump is loose but the bolts are tight. anyone know if its suppose to be like this? attaching a video so you can see muvi |
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Well, what you are touching there is the timer for the injection pump. Behind it is a nice little bushing which should have been replaced ages ago. It is a very special little bronze bushing, but I can't find the correct name for it right now. My books are in the garage and it is raining hard all day. If you have a "Haynes Manual, you will find it pretty easy under the injection pump section.
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2 Vacuum Pumps destroyed timer Bushing Identified as the problem
http://www.mbca.org/forum/2013-12-29/why-are-these-vacuum-pumps-being-destroyed In and out play of used Fuel Injection pump timer http://www.benzworld.org/forums/w123-e-ce-d-cd-td/1499425-took-off-timing-device-questions-about.html Timer End Play I went back and took a closer look at both the CD and book Service Manuals and found it listed as: End plan of intermediate sprocket shaft: 0.05-0.12mm. In section 07.1-240 of the Service Manual. I assume this measurement is take with the Timer installed on the Shaft and with no Timing Chain on it to interfere with the measurement. Repeat broke new vacuum pump http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/showthread.php?t=258062&highlight=vacuum
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