Possible Source for Element install in USA?
Possible Source for Element install in USA?
He says he can do it, but what else should I be asking at this point? When they rebuild a pump, do they test and tune/calibrate it? Should I see if he can turn it up a bit? What is the next step here? Thanks
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YES THAT WOULD BE NO PROBLEM
William Mclaury
Fuel Shop Manager
Superior Turbo & Injection
3745 Central
Detroit MI 48210
313-842-4616 ext 25
Celebrating 30 Years of Service in the diesel industry!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Roberts [mailto:jonathan@godspeed22.com]
Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 8:57 PM
To: William Mclaury
Subject: Re: mercedes pump
If I send my pump (603 070 10 01) from my 1987 Mercedes 300TDT, and I
send you larger elements, would you be able to replace the stock 5.5mm
elements with the ones I send? I you can, there are A LOT of people on
some online forums looking for a place that can do this. I can let them
all know if you can and I'd imagine they would send a lot of work your
way. Thanks a lot!
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William Mclaury wrote:
> >
> > These pumps usually only need top be resealed. We can completely
> > disassemble a pump and rebuild for appr 550 dollars. This does not
> > include major parts replacement. It is only gaskets and labor. Takes a
> > day or 2
> >
> >
> >
> > William Mclaury
> >
> > Fuel Shop Manager
> >
> > Superior Turbo & Injection
> >
> > 3745 Central
> >
> > Detroit MI 48210
> >
> > 313-842-4616 ext 25
> >
> > Celebrating 30 Years of Service in the diesel industry!!
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jonbobshinigin
02-16-2010, 12:15 PM #1I have been corresponding with a guy at http://www.superiorturbo.com/ about rebuilding my Injector Pump for me since it has a leak. Below I have posted my latest e-mail with him (You will have to start at the bottom).
He says he can do it, but what else should I be asking at this point? When they rebuild a pump, do they test and tune/calibrate it? Should I see if he can turn it up a bit? What is the next step here? Thanks
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YES THAT WOULD BE NO PROBLEM
William Mclaury
Fuel Shop Manager
Superior Turbo & Injection
3745 Central
Detroit MI 48210
313-842-4616 ext 25
Celebrating 30 Years of Service in the diesel industry!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Jonathan Roberts [mailto:jonathan@godspeed22.com]
Sent: Saturday, February 13, 2010 8:57 PM
To: William Mclaury
Subject: Re: mercedes pump
If I send my pump (603 070 10 01) from my 1987 Mercedes 300TDT, and I
send you larger elements, would you be able to replace the stock 5.5mm
elements with the ones I send? I you can, there are A LOT of people on
some online forums looking for a place that can do this. I can let them
all know if you can and I'd imagine they would send a lot of work your
way. Thanks a lot!
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William Mclaury wrote:
> >
> > These pumps usually only need top be resealed. We can completely
> > disassemble a pump and rebuild for appr 550 dollars. This does not
> > include major parts replacement. It is only gaskets and labor. Takes a
> > day or 2
> >
> >
> >
> > William Mclaury
> >
> > Fuel Shop Manager
> >
> > Superior Turbo & Injection
> >
> > 3745 Central
> >
> > Detroit MI 48210
> >
> > 313-842-4616 ext 25
> >
> > Celebrating 30 Years of Service in the diesel industry!!
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(02-16-2010, 12:15 PM)jonbobshinigin I have been corresponding with a guy at http://www.superiorturbo.com/ about rebuilding my Injector Pump for me since it has a leak. Below I have posted my latest e-mail with him (You will have to start at the bottom).
William Mclaury wrote:
> >
> > These pumps usually only need top be resealed. We can completely
> > disassemble a pump and rebuild for appr 550 dollars. This does not
> > include major parts replacement. It is only gaskets and labor. Takes a
> > day or 2
> > William Mclaury
> >
> > Fuel Shop Manager
They are in my preverbal back yard. The Fuel guys are very nice, they are one of my sources for Bosch info and I get parts from them.
I talked to them some time ago about doing some heavy custom MW work and they were not interested because it is risky. Hard to beat factory settings for low risk of return. I talked to another guy there privately and he said they have built hot Cummins pumps in the past, but the owners were not all that excited about it.
They always seem busy, and have been good about looking up prices for elements.
I have never had them do anything, but I have a very good felling about them for what that is worth.
(02-16-2010, 12:15 PM)jonbobshinigin I have been corresponding with a guy at http://www.superiorturbo.com/ about rebuilding my Injector Pump for me since it has a leak. Below I have posted my latest e-mail with him (You will have to start at the bottom).
William Mclaury wrote:
> >
> > These pumps usually only need top be resealed. We can completely
> > disassemble a pump and rebuild for appr 550 dollars. This does not
> > include major parts replacement. It is only gaskets and labor. Takes a
> > day or 2
> > William Mclaury
> >
> > Fuel Shop Manager
They are in my preverbal back yard. The Fuel guys are very nice, they are one of my sources for Bosch info and I get parts from them.
I talked to them some time ago about doing some heavy custom MW work and they were not interested because it is risky. Hard to beat factory settings for low risk of return. I talked to another guy there privately and he said they have built hot Cummins pumps in the past, but the owners were not all that excited about it.
They always seem busy, and have been good about looking up prices for elements.
I have never had them do anything, but I have a very good felling about them for what that is worth.
jonbobshinigin
02-16-2010, 01:26 PM #3So would they be able to source some larger elements? I am trying to find a place to get some 7mm for my 603 Pump. Any suggestions?
(02-16-2010, 01:26 PM)jonbobshinigin So would they be able to source some larger elements? I am trying to find a place to get some 7mm for my 603 Pump. Any suggestions?
I found this, 200D (OM 615.940) is listed as having a M pump with 7mm elements from the factory. The Pump number is PES4M70C321RS, I believe.
I have not seen a Bosch part number for the 7mm elements though. I bet they are very pricey as it is for a limited use application.
(02-16-2010, 01:26 PM)jonbobshinigin So would they be able to source some larger elements? I am trying to find a place to get some 7mm for my 603 Pump. Any suggestions?
I found this, 200D (OM 615.940) is listed as having a M pump with 7mm elements from the factory. The Pump number is PES4M70C321RS, I believe.
I have not seen a Bosch part number for the 7mm elements though. I bet they are very pricey as it is for a limited use application.
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