rear sump for 606
rear sump for 606
hi after a rear sump, oil pump and dip stick, too rear sump a 606 anything out there
http://forums.lr4x4.com/index.php?showto...11&page=23
A bit of info on the Land Rover forum ironically... the guy seemed to have done a bit of research.
I'm one of the posters on that particular thread! (landroversforever on there)
You want an OM648 sump and oil pump from a W211 E Class. Not all OM648 sumps are the rear type, the S class one for example is a front bowl.
The bellhousing pattern isn't quite right at the bottom, but overlaps enough to redrill once you've filled in the thin webs with weld.
(08-18-2016, 09:57 AM)ross I'm one of the posters on that particular thread! (landroversforever on there)Lolz... I think I'm the guy with the same Av on the other forum...
thanks for info but wanted someone with one for sale
gary there is a classified section of the site.
(08-22-2016, 10:22 PM)Nick S Luke at DPUK supplies rear sump pans and pumps700 pounds is what he quoted me. I see why guys buy the whole engine.
Nick
(08-22-2016, 10:22 PM)Nick S Luke at DPUK supplies rear sump pans and pumps700 pounds is what he quoted me. I see why guys buy the whole engine.
Nick
(08-25-2016, 10:06 AM)hooblah Lol Luke. He's more expensive than Merc themselves.
OM648 sump 6480140202 USD$409.60 full retail.
Oil pump is more expensive than the sump.
700USD Eur pounds or whatever for that? Phew I am glad that I live there, both things on a lucky day for 50USD no more.. and since UK is in Europe too I can tell luke is a dick.
My thing about buying new parts is a) they have a 2 year warranty and b) they are BRAND NEW. being genuine, you also can be quite assured it is not a box of PRC made shite with no quality control measures taken in manufacture.
I would buy a new oil pump. It's probably the most important component in the whole engine - since it is the part that keeps everything lubricated properly.
sump? meh - cut n shut, or new... doesn't matter too much, but even new is not really that expensive. You should try pricing a sump for an R107...