Adapting the Mercedes OM617 diesel to Jeep NV3550 transmission - Special Reserve Episode 3
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- čas přidán 25. 07. 2024
- In this episode I demonstrate DIY flywheel balancing, if somewhat unsuccessfully, and then walk through the installation of the Doomsday Diesel Mercedes OM617 to Jeep AX-15 adapter. However I use a New Process Gear NV3550 instead of the Asin AX-15.
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Your technique for machinist work is spot on.
I was a lathe operator for several years and it takes a long time to learn the best way to do things. Nobody could have done that better without practice.
You had plenty to think about in the scheme of things and you seem to have a good understanding about how to fabricate things. Good vibes and good video thanks!
No I'm not gonna be doin this swap (probably lol) but the info I get from yer videos is priceless, keep em coming bud
Great video. Looking forward to the next one.
Fantastic video sir. Interested to see how you handle the oil pan and clearance with steering components.
Also didn't realize that I've had a picture of your Comanche in the end of the video on that bridge as a rotating wallpaper on my computer for years.
Very cool project! Looking forward to more videos.
Nice! You are a good machinist, mechanic and welder!
I wasn't going to drop a 'like' because I'm so accustomed to hearing a certain Canadian verbally "click" when torquing... But I did follow the link from our OM617 FB page and dare I admit it, I enjoyed the video. Keep it up and I'm looking forward to the next update!
Doing the same swap in my tj. Om617 and the nv3550. Awesome content and very helpful. Can't wait for the next video.
I've got another whole video filmed so we'll see how soon I can edit it out. Glad you found it helpful, I'm hoping many people do.
@@2drx4 I too hope to see the next video soon.
Great video, it's a dream to do this to my XJ!
Great build!
Great video, keep it up
Awsome
desde la república dominicana felicidades me gusto mucho tu videot
excelente vídeo yo tengo esa idea con una camioneta que transmisión mecánica le puedo poner
Great job. i was wondering do nv3550 and nv3500 have the same bellhousing ?
Thanks! Unfortunately they aren't the same, the NV3500 is GM standard V8 pattern (IE SBC pattern), or at least they all are that I know of, and it is an integrated bellhousing and can not be removed. The NV3550 is a shorter bellhousing, and used the Jeep I6/V8 pattern.
@@2drx4 thanks
What about on om606 with this kind of transmission
Do u make adaptor for 2000 dodge Dakota v6 5 speed transmission
Hey I seen your comment on using jet 2 oil in an engine and was wondering if you think it would work in a vw 1.9 diesel
I'm sure it would, but that might not make it a good idea. I'd think you would be better off using Shell Rotella T6 personally, unless there's some reason it doesn't work for you.
Appreciate it I was just curious
I assume your putting this into a Jeep? Could it be put back into the car. Hence a manj shift MB conversion. Would the driveline match and the shift lever position be correct?
You could put it back in the car if you used a 2wd AX-15 or NV3550. The 2wd variants of these are a little rare. Lengths would be different, you would need a new driveshaft most likely. The shifter position may not be ideal, I couldn't tell you. Both these transmissions are not car transmissions, and the gear ratios on them are probably not ideal. If you used a MB to GM adapter you could probably run something like a T56 and get better spreads, but 99% of people doing these conversions are putting them in SUVs/trucks so they want to use a truck transmission, so I don't know how much info is out there on using them in a car.
do you think that nv3550 was or is the best transmission for that om617 or would you recommend a different one? 4 sp, auto, or t18 , ax15
I don't know. I went NV3550 over the AX-15 because it has a synchronized reverse, and looking at the gear ratios it *might* work out a little better than the AX-15.
Nv3500 came in dodge v8 patterns too. 3.9, 5.2, 5.9, early 4.7... I'm also working on finding a nv3500hd to om617 kit as we speak.
Looking on your page, why do you leave viewers guessing what part (video) is what?