It is very worth doing a nice clean on the OM606 intakes. They get
really nasty in 10 years. Reduced the air to half
On Thursday, April 27, 2006, at 07:32 AM, Woodlandtaylors wrote:
Kevin,
I actually have two set of bent wrenches for the job you are doing.
One is
the standard length the
My second problem has to do with valve adjustment. I'm having a
VERYYY hard
time adjusting the last exhaust valve. There isn't enough room to
swing the
wrench without hitting the firewall, so I can't adjust it more than one
turn. Is there a way around this?(thinking about bending/cutting the
] Questions about valve adjustment and my 1981 300CD
My cell number is (971)222-6605, and my home number is (503)430-1910.
I sure hope that the shorter wrenches are what I need to bail myself out of
this jam!
Kevin
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Did you make some bent wrenches?
I bought some, but they seem to be too long. I think I'm going to hook
up
with Dennis T to try out the short wrenches. Even an inch or so would
make
ALL
Did you make some bent wrenches?
--R
kevin kraly wrote:
Hello everyone!
The first question has to do with the intake manifold, and boy is the inside
D-I-R-T-Y! Is there any way short of removal to get this crud out of
there?
My second problem has to do with valve adjustment. I'm
Kevin,
I bent a pair of 14mm for the valve adjustments and have adequate room
for #5 cyl (firewall). There are very short wrenches available (Sears
has set 10-14mm) so that may help. Good luck.
Neal
Rich Thomas wrote:
Did you make some bent wrenches?
--R
kevin kraly wrote:
Hello
Do you have the factory adjusting wrenches?
kevin kraly wrote:
Hello everyone!
The first question has to do with the intake manifold, and boy is the inside
D-I-R-T-Y! Is there any way short of removal to get this crud out of
there?
My second problem has to do with valve adjustment.
Kevin,
I actually have two set of bent wrenches for the job you are doing. One is
the standard length the other are the shorter ones for the Unimog - I never
be buying a mog I have used them I one of the cars - they are Stahlwille
#12972 brand would sell them at a fair price.
Inlet manifold, I
Did you make some bent wrenches?
I bought some, but they seem to be too long. I think I'm going to hook up
with Dennis T to try out the short wrenches. Even an inch or so would make
ALL the difference in the world on the #5 cyl valves!
Kevin in Hillsboro Oregon
Giesela, 1981 300CD 204K
What would you sell your stahlwille wrenches for? My wrenches should work
well for someone, so they'll be up for sale. Any takers? They were $87
new, used only once, so make me a good offer.
Kevin in Hillsboro Oregon
Giesela, 1981 300CD 204K miles
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My cell number is (971)222-6605, and my home number is (503)430-1910.
I sure hope that the shorter wrenches are what I need to bail myself out of
this jam!
Kevin
, 2006 3:54 PM
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Questions about valve adjustment and my 1981 300CD
Did you make some bent wrenches?
I bought some, but they seem to be too long. I think I'm going to hook up
with Dennis T to try out the short wrenches. Even an inch or so would make
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