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New member, need help, go figure ;-) - bryant.cw - 02-21-2012

Sorry to be that newb that just shows up to pick brains, but I really need some help.

Vehicle/engine

W460 g wagen
'83 om617.952 non-California engine, unknown mileage, I think around 200k, donor car odo was broke at 183k miles

Symptoms

Missing on cylinder 1
Hard nailing cylinder 3
Shaking at idle, only after 20 seconds of running, smooth at first
Low power
Gray smoke at idle
Hard to start when cold
Clear fuel filter gets almost empty within a few seconds of startup, splashing and frothy looking fuel in there, very clean though.
Leaky primer pump
Leaking Delivery valve cylinder 1
Little output at cylinder 1 injector line
Bubbly fuel comes out of drip tube when pumping primer during IP timing check
Will not start on first attempt after running, even if just for a couple minutes
Fires up on first crank after it has sat awhile
Foul smelling exhaust
See video of 'cold' startup

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HswsITEJVs&feature=youtube_gdata_player



Already done:
Both Fuel filters, not the strainer yet
Rebuilt/balanced injectors with monark nozzles
IP timing set to 24* BTDC
New fuel line from tank to lift pump
Cleaned Alda banjo bolt
Valves adjusted
Compression check 290-340 all cylinders (3 was lowest)
Great oil pressure
Some blow by, not excessive
Thermostat/water pump
New beru glow plugs, reamed out carbon
Egr deleted
Checked with gas cap off, no change.
Loosen injector 1 line, no change, very little fuel present
Loosen injector 3 line, nailing goes away
All others cause more missing/shaking
diesel purge

Seems like it is starving for fuel, maybe lift pump

What now?


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - fte - 02-22-2012

Sounds to me like you have a fuel starving issue or air in the system. To eliminate this I would bypass the tank and run it off a jug, both supply and return in the jug to see what is happening. Do you have the tank vented? Return line all the way to the bottom of the tank?


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - huseyin55amg - 02-22-2012

hi there, i am sure you will get a decent reply by the experts here...

rgds hus55


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - Volker407 - 02-22-2012

(02-21-2012, 03:05 PM)bryant.cw Clear fuel filter gets almost empty within a few seconds of startup, splashing and frothy looking fuel in there, very clean though.
Leaky primer pump
Leaking Delivery valve cylinder 1
Little output at cylinder 1 injector line
Bubbly fuel comes out of drip tube when pumping primer during IP timing

Seems like it is starving for fuel, maybe lift pump

What now?

You have answered yourselfBig Grin
first step
overhaul the pre supply lift pump and hand primer pump
replace rubber and copper sealings on all delivery valves
check overflow valve

do diagnosis again and report

Gruß
Volker


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - bryant.cw - 02-23-2012

Thanks, thats what I thought. Yes, I did try a jug sitting right next to the pump, didn't make any difference. I will get the new style primer pump and a new lift pump, replace all the washers and whatnot then report back.


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - bryant.cw - 02-27-2012

My parts supplier can't find the fuel pump overflow bypass and spring part numbers.

Does anyone have these numbers? MW pump, 1983 300d, 617.952


RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - bryant.cw - 03-01-2012

Tried new lift pump and primer pump, no fix to nailing and missing but it did solve the air in the lines.

I have an om617a with 130k miles lined up for it next, should be in much better shape.

Oh well, thanks for the advice.




RE: New member, need help, go figure ;-) - Volker407 - 03-01-2012

Did you fix the delivery valves? That is much easier than an engine change I would say. (torque wrench necessary)

Overflow valve only needs to be checked, no need to buy a new one.
take it out, clean it, check length of spring (26mm I believe, if too short stretch it)

If it doesn´t get better after delivery valves and overflow valve fixed change injectors with your spare engine, then report back

Gruß
Volker