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om 603 connecting rod bolts

om 603 connecting rod bolts

 
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winequip_td
K26-2

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06-01-2009, 10:28 PM #1
Im currently rebuilding a 603 engine I was curious are the rod bolts reusable or are they a one use? if they are one use are the ones on bestpricecarparts.com an acceptable replacement.

thanks for the help Nathan
winequip_td
06-01-2009, 10:28 PM #1

Im currently rebuilding a 603 engine I was curious are the rod bolts reusable or are they a one use? if they are one use are the ones on bestpricecarparts.com an acceptable replacement.

thanks for the help Nathan

MB TECH
GT2559V

188
06-02-2009, 08:58 AM #2
you have to measure the length of them and there is a spec for replacement or reuse. I will send you the specs but i need the next three numbers in the engine number 603***

1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

MB TECH
06-02-2009, 08:58 AM #2

you have to measure the length of them and there is a spec for replacement or reuse. I will send you the specs but i need the next three numbers in the engine number 603***


1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

winequip_td
K26-2

35
06-02-2009, 09:15 PM #3
the engine code is 603 960 both alldata and Mitchell's don't mention anything about replacing the bolts but my engine rebuilder said they have to be but i find the after-market ones don't seem to be as high grade

thanks for all the help
Nathan
winequip_td
06-02-2009, 09:15 PM #3

the engine code is 603 960 both alldata and Mitchell's don't mention anything about replacing the bolts but my engine rebuilder said they have to be but i find the after-market ones don't seem to be as high grade

thanks for all the help
Nathan

MB TECH
GT2559V

188
06-03-2009, 07:36 AM #4
Maximum bolt length from base of head to end of threads on your engine is 52.9mm, brand new they are 52.7mm. If the bolt is any longer than 52.9mm you must replace them with MB bolts. I would not trust aftermarket ones in this case.

1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

MB TECH
06-03-2009, 07:36 AM #4

Maximum bolt length from base of head to end of threads on your engine is 52.9mm, brand new they are 52.7mm. If the bolt is any longer than 52.9mm you must replace them with MB bolts. I would not trust aftermarket ones in this case.


1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

winequip_td
K26-2

35
06-03-2009, 08:51 PM #5
thanks for the help you wouldn't happen to have the torque spec would you? the way aldata writes it up is quite confusing, i just want to double check.

thanks Nathan
winequip_td
06-03-2009, 08:51 PM #5

thanks for the help you wouldn't happen to have the torque spec would you? the way aldata writes it up is quite confusing, i just want to double check.

thanks Nathan

MB TECH
GT2559V

188
06-04-2009, 07:18 AM #6
It depends on the model year of your engine. If it is up to manufacturer date of 11/90 then torque to 30Nm and then turn and additional 90 degrees. If it is between 12/90 and 10/92 torque to 45Nm and turn an additional 90 degrees. If it is as of 11/92 torque to 40Nm and turn an additional 90 degrees. (also if you are reusing the old bolts subtract 5Nm from the 1st stage torque spec since the bolt is already pre stretched)

1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

MB TECH
06-04-2009, 07:18 AM #6

It depends on the model year of your engine. If it is up to manufacturer date of 11/90 then torque to 30Nm and then turn and additional 90 degrees. If it is between 12/90 and 10/92 torque to 45Nm and turn an additional 90 degrees. If it is as of 11/92 torque to 40Nm and turn an additional 90 degrees. (also if you are reusing the old bolts subtract 5Nm from the 1st stage torque spec since the bolt is already pre stretched)


1979 450SEL 6.9 - stock

1960 220SE
111 tube chassis car/undergoing full restoration. Body work in progress. Merging with a 1996 S500 (119 engine, 722.6 trans, and both subframes)

2005 S55 AMG - stock

1999 SLK230 Kompressor - stock

2006 SLK55 AMG - stock

winequip_td
K26-2

35
06-04-2009, 10:38 PM #7
the engine is from a 1987 300e turbo diesel I checked the bolts today they are all within spec.
thanks for all the help
Nathan
winequip_td
06-04-2009, 10:38 PM #7

the engine is from a 1987 300e turbo diesel I checked the bolts today they are all within spec.
thanks for all the help
Nathan

 
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