OM617 LIFT PUMP REBUILD - 1983 Mercedes W123 300TD
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this video I share my experiences and provide tips and tricks about rebuilding the fuel lift pump in the old Mercedes 300TD. Enjoy!
W123 OM617 300D 300TD 300CD 300SD
Mechanical Fuel Lift Pump
am from south africa watching i also own a 300d and learning alot :)
Very cool. Entertaining video, good practical knowledge and cool cats!
Excelent and helpful video, will definitely come back to it
Nice information. 👍
If you torch the washers, they will swell up a bit, works just the once😊
check the valve what is on the feulpump on the side the engine on this valve is an return hose what goes back of the feul filters that is 90 precent of the time the problem
and put an one way valve just before the feulpump
you happen to have any info on the "nippled fitting" into this lift pump? Am converting to AN6 fittings and really need this to replace all my horrible fuel lines and leaks. (on a horribly done customized conversion yet.... HAS to be my daily driver ASAP)
@@coachgeo I don’t have any technical drawing of the lift pump. But I’m pretty sure I re-plumbed the fuel lines to the lift pump with 5/16” fuel hose. What specific info are you looking for?
@@SquarebodyTruckCamper am using 6an fuel feed line line so that makes it aprox 3/8 ID.
This is for a Jeep TJ with OM617. Will be towed by hind a large NOT square body camper (LMTV)
The Metric Inlet fitting into the lift pump with the hose nipple on it, is what I need to change in order to do this. ... goal is to swap out the fitting with something that has a 6an fitting I just need to know what the size and pitch of the Bosch? inlet fitting is so I can search for matching metric fitting with a 6an on it instead of hose nipple, to swap it out with.
I might be forced into removing it.. cutting off nipple and drilling a hole and tapping it for something in an NPT size I can easily get an a 6AN fitting to mount into the NPT threaded female I made.
Not having a drill press and never being able to cut/drill in a straight line LOL, makes me hesitant.
where did you find the kits?
I bought it from eBay. The part number was ADS-DGK-301