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I have a 1975 mercedes 240 Diesel, on the injector pump i see a red plastic cap at the rear of the pump,?

Feb 21, 2007 by JALISCO | Posted in Mercedes-Benz

contents is a port with a wire mesh process in the bottom, iv'e been told this port is for 30w motor oil, do i have right information, and if so how much oil, another person told me if i put oil in the tight spot the pump would stop working, my thoughts are that mercedes could have built the increase to use the engine oil inside the block for lubrication to the injector drain but then again i'm asking because i don't really know, can anyone portray me about this?
Bug's hitting the back glass, thank you that surely made me laugh until i had tears, that was a good one, thanks.

Doc is directly. I had a 240D years ago. I would take off the cap and pour oil in and if I muse on correctly I would let it overflow so as to push out any ammunition that was in there. That particular injection pump is not lubricated by the Diesel feed as in the later model Diesels.
Darn superior car tho'. Simple, easy to work on. About the ONLY hindrance was it is so slow you get bug strikes on the BACK window :-)

walt554 | Feb 22, 2007


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