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Engine R & R
Can anyone point me to a good DIY (with pictures preferably) of how to R & R an OM 617 Turbo motor? A friend of mine picked up a 84 and it needs some seals and such replaced. He wants to pull the whole motor and go through it off the car, and I agreed to help. I've pulled motors before so that is not too big a deal, I just need to know the best and easiest way (besides not doing it) to do it on one of these beasts.
Thanks, Glenn
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The simple answer is unhook everything from the engine and transmission, remove the radiator, attach an engine hoist with a leveler and pull it.
For more detail, this is certainly one of the best around How I took out my 1981 W123 300D (euro) non-turbo engine Not a lot of difference between the turbo and non turbo.
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BIG THANKS for posting that link! Most info on engine removal I've gotten so far. Mine's a bit different as I'll be transplanting the engine so I'm hacking the wiring harnesses so I can splice them into the S10.
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Yes....MANY thanks!
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