Re: [MBZ] New addition to the fleet: 1995 Mercedes E300DieselSpecial Edition

2009-10-21 Thread Dillon, Meade M CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 53310
Ned,

Thanks, sure hope I don't end up pulling the engine on this one.  I'm
planning to fish out any bearings etc. via the oil drain plug and the
hole for the oil level sensor.  Are there other openings to the oil pan
that could be used to gain access?

Max 

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Subject: Re: [MBZ] New addition to the fleet: 1995 Mercedes
E300DieselSpecial Edition

Max:

The vacuum pump on my 95 E300D disintegrated.  So the pumps from that
year must still be vulnerable.
And Marshall was correct.  There is a cam mounted on the front of the
fuel injection pump that drives the vacuum pump.
It is kind of like a wobble disk.  The surface of that cam was trashed
on mine.  I can't tell if the vacuum pump ruined the cam or the cam
ruined the vacuum pump.
But the entire assembly around the cam had to be replaced.  Can't buy
just the cam.  And it requires some engine disassembling to do that.

I don't know if I would recommend this, but I pulled the entire engine
with transmission.  That way I could remove the oil pan and inspect
around the oil pump, timing case etc.
I found a few stray bearings inside.  It was a sizable job.  I used the
opportunity to change ALL the fluids, inspect and replace lots of
expendable parts.  I wish I had replaced the motor mounts. I also was
prepared to replace the timing chain, but the existing one was OK.

I don't remember how many bearings are in that pump.  But you can
inspect the failed pump and figure out about how many bearings should
fit in the races.
Good luck
Ned
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Re: [MBZ] New addition to the fleet: 1995 Mercedes E300DieselSpecial Edition

2009-10-21 Thread ned kleinhenz
 Are there other openings to the oil pan that could be used to gain
access?


I don't remember any other openings in that oil pan.

Some other OM60x engines (like the 603?) have a large plate on the right
side that can be removed.

But these 606 variants have a fully enclosed sump.

Ned
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Re: [MBZ] New addition to the fleet: 1995 Mercedes E300DieselSpecial Edition

2009-10-21 Thread Craig McCluskey
On Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:45:46 -0400 Dillon, Meade M CIV
SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 53310 meade.m.dil...@navy.mil wrote:

 Ned,
 
 Thanks, sure hope I don't end up pulling the engine on this one.  I'm
 planning to fish out any bearings etc. via the oil drain plug and the
 hole for the oil level sensor.  Are there other openings to the oil pan
 that could be used to gain access?

Does it have a sub-pan? Could that be used for access?


Craig

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