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Old 01-24-2005, 09:19 PM
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Non interference engines

Did MB make a non-interference engines during the 80s?
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All USA versions will BEND valves if the chain breaks!
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All USA versions will BEND valves if the chain breaks!

That sucks

Should I be worried about the timing chain failure on a 95 OM606 with 108K miles on it?> Good service hist, oil changed regularly
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YES, I would have the chain checked for stretch especially if the car was made before August 1994!
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E330D said: Should I be worried about the timing chain failure on a 95 OM606 with 108K miles on it?> Good service hist, oil changed regularly
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I think the general rule for the MB V-8 engine is: the chain, guide rails, and oilers should be replaced every 100K miles or 10 years. Seems the chain rarely fails but the plastic guide rails get brittle and break, dropping into the chain and causing major problems.
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OM denotes "oel motor" or diesel engine in common english. OM606 is the twin cam 3 liter diesel sold in the last year of the W124 here and in the first few years of the 210.
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All USA versions will BEND valves if the chain breaks!
a MB vehicle costs big $$$, and u would think that they would build and non-interface. Or maybe MB just likes making big $$$$ off of the status symbol crazy americans.....



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