Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread OK Don

Compression test ?
You have spare 602 engines lying around?

So what do you think is causing this chugga chugga?  Im thinking

just pulling the motor and dropping in the other motor/trans I have and
be done with it.  Just wanted to see what was up with this one first.
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread Loren Faeth

hole in the piston
burned valve
badly scored cylinder/cracked rings/messed up piston


Give ya $50 for the car

At 06:54 PM 9/13/2006, you wrote:

Compression test ?
You have spare 602 engines lying around?

 So what do you think is causing this chugga chugga?  Im thinking
 just pulling the motor and dropping in the other motor/trans I have and
 be done with it.  Just wanted to see what was up with this one first.
 --
 Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK

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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

I have a whole damn spare 124 2.5 turbo laying around!!

I cant find my damn compression tester,  thinking I might have to buy 
the harbor freight kit.


OK Don wrote:


Compression test ?
You have spare 602 engines lying around?

 So what do you think is causing this chugga chugga?  Im thinking


just pulling the motor and dropping in the other motor/trans I have and
be done with it.  Just wanted to see what was up with this one first.
--
Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK





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 84 190D 2.2 #2, 81 240D, 76 240D, 76 300D, 72 250C, 69 250
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread Michael Hall

Is it for sale?


I have a whole damn spare 124 2.5 turbo laying around!!

I cant find my damn compression tester,  thinking I might have to buy 
the harbor freight kit.


OK Don wrote:

  

Compression test ?
You have spare 602 engines lying around?

 So what do you think is causing this chugga chugga?  Im thinking



just pulling the motor and dropping in the other motor/trans I have and
be done with it.  Just wanted to see what was up with this one first.
--
Kaleb C. Striplin/Claremore, OK




Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin
The big round lifters move up and down, cant really tell more than that. 
 Doesnt really act like a blown head gasket.  All the ones I have seen 
blow massive smoke and oil out the back, this one smokes, but its not an 
oil smoke, its like burning too much diesel smoke.


Peter Frederick wrote:

Pull the valve cover and watch for air blowing out the head/block 
junction at the front of the engine.  This is a known head gasket 
failure on the -14- heads on 603s, and I would assume equally possible 
on a 602.  Will cause lots of blue smoke from oil sucked into #1 on the 
intake stroke.


I would also watch the intake valve on #1 -- it can indeed stick.

Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-09-14 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

uh, no.

Michael Hall wrote:


Is it for sale?



I have a whole damn spare 124 2.5 turbo laying around!!

I cant find my damn compression tester,  thinking I might have to buy 
the harbor freight kit.


OK Don wrote:

 


Compression test ?
You have spare 602 engines lying around?

So what do you think is causing this chugga chugga?  Im thinking

   


just pulling the motor and dropping in the other motor/trans I have and
be done with it.  Just wanted to see what was up with this one first.
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-23 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin
Its possible the oil was just overfilled.  Im sure the head will be 
coming off.


Marshall Booth wrote:


Peter Frederick wrote:

If it doesn't turn black when the engine it hot, likely something with 
the injectors or a dead glow plug or two.  If it does turn black, low 
compression.


Copious blue smoke on acceleration is most likely a bad (leaking) 
turbo, but idle won't be affected.


Bad head gasket/cracked head will result in coolant loss and/or high 
pressure cold in the cooling system.




A head gasket blown between the #1 cylinder and the front oil supply 
passage (occurs in ALL OM60x engines, but a little less frequent in the 
'90s versions) will give all the symptoms Kaleb describes except maybe 
the high oil level.


Marshall


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-23 Thread archer

Hello Kaleb,
Did you get the email I sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks,
Gerry
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-22 Thread Marshall Booth

Peter Frederick wrote:
If it doesn't turn black when the engine it hot, likely something with 
the injectors or a dead glow plug or two.  If it does turn black, low 
compression.


Copious blue smoke on acceleration is most likely a bad (leaking) 
turbo, but idle won't be affected.


Bad head gasket/cracked head will result in coolant loss and/or high 
pressure cold in the cooling system.


A head gasket blown between the #1 cylinder and the front oil supply 
passage (occurs in ALL OM60x engines, but a little less frequent in the 
'90s versions) will give all the symptoms Kaleb describes except maybe 
the high oil level.


Marshall
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-22 Thread Marshall Booth

Kaleb C. Striplin wrote:
hmmm, never heard of that one.  Makes sense though.  Anybody else heard 
this one?


It's rare, but it CAN happen. Blown head gasket MUCH more common (I know 
of more than a dozen on OM60x engines).


Marshall
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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-22 Thread Peter Frederick
I suspect a blown gasket would also account for the fuel dilution, now 
that I think of it.  Where else is it gonna go, since it won't burn 
very well!


Peter




Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-20 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

bluish grey, like maybe oil mixed with unburned diesel fuel.

Peter Frederick wrote:


White, blue, or black?

Blue can be a bad turbo (leaking copious oil into the exhaust), cheap 
fix.  Will run badly if it has leaked enough oil into the intake to 
roast the prechambers.


Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-20 Thread Peter Frederick
If it doesn't turn black when the engine it hot, likely something with 
the injectors or a dead glow plug or two.  If it does turn black, low 
compression.


Copious blue smoke on acceleration is most likely a bad (leaking) 
turbo, but idle won't be affected.


Bad head gasket/cracked head will result in coolant loss and/or high 
pressure cold in the cooling system.


Peter




Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-20 Thread Zeitgeist

You're in over your head dude, I'll give you $475.


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Peter Frederick

Kaleb:

Check the oil for diesel fuel odor -- if so, it's pump time, the 
plunger set(s) are leaking into the cam chamber.  This will shortly 
ruin the engine from lack of lubrication, and it ain't much good for 
the IP, either.


It won't be delivery valves, alas.

Peter




Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin
hmmm, never heard of that one.  Makes sense though.  Anybody else heard 
this one?


Peter Frederick wrote:


Kaleb:

Check the oil for diesel fuel odor -- if so, it's pump time, the 
plunger set(s) are leaking into the cam chamber.  This will shortly 
ruin the engine from lack of lubrication, and it ain't much good for 
the IP, either.


It won't be delivery valves, alas.

Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

Will it be missing on just one cylinder though?

Peter Frederick wrote:

Oh, and the lift pump can do the same thing, I think.  Much cheaper and 
worth a try if there is serious fuel contamination.


A bad pump will give you the running problems you have.

Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Peter Frederick
If that plunger set it toast, yes.  There is no other way I know of 
that fuel can get into the oil other than through the bottom side of 
the IP.


It's possible (although unlikely in my opinion) that a bad injector 
(cracked nozzle) is dumping enough fuel into the combustion chamber to 
flood it.  In that case, expect lots more to be wrong with the engine 
-- compression check will tell you.


Bad delivery valve seals cause the following symptoms:

Bad to horrible injector knock on affected cylinder, with NO change in 
running with line loose.  Cylinder may be completely dead at idle.


Normal fuel delivery with line cracked.

No smoke.

Near normal power and smoothness above approx. 1500 rpm, turbo comes up 
but late.


Compression will be marginal on that cylinder if the problem has been 
around a while (it was on mine).


Oil consumption will be normal -- on 60x engines, that means 
essentially none.


Peter




Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin
This one smokes somewhat at idle, but when revving its quite a smoking 
SOB which is why head gasket is probably most likely I guess


Peter Frederick wrote:
If that plunger set it toast, yes.  There is no other way I know of 
that fuel can get into the oil other than through the bottom side of 
the IP.


It's possible (although unlikely in my opinion) that a bad injector 
(cracked nozzle) is dumping enough fuel into the combustion chamber to 
flood it.  In that case, expect lots more to be wrong with the engine 
-- compression check will tell you.


Bad delivery valve seals cause the following symptoms:

Bad to horrible injector knock on affected cylinder, with NO change in 
running with line loose.  Cylinder may be completely dead at idle.


Normal fuel delivery with line cracked.

No smoke.

Near normal power and smoothness above approx. 1500 rpm, turbo comes up 
but late.


Compression will be marginal on that cylinder if the problem has been 
around a while (it was on mine).


Oil consumption will be normal -- on 60x engines, that means 
essentially none.


Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread l02turner
Peter wrote:bad [lift] pump will give you the running problems you 
have.


Are the problems you refer to the rough idle after being warmed up?

TIA

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Oh, and the lift pump can do the same thing, I think.  Much cheaper and
worth a try if there is serious fuel contamination.

A bad pump will give you the running problems you have.

Peter


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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Kaleb C. Striplin

Its got an injector nailing

Luther Gulseth wrote:

I noticed that it knocked real hard when cold and was a lil smoother when  
warmed up.  Did it do the same for you?




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Re: [MBZ] update on my 2.5 turbo

2006-05-19 Thread Peter Frederick

White, blue, or black?

Blue can be a bad turbo (leaking copious oil into the exhaust), cheap 
fix.  Will run badly if it has leaked enough oil into the intake to 
roast the prechambers.


Peter