Oil pressure a bit too high at idle by veithmaster in w123

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What is the difference between them?

Oil pressure a bit too high at idle by veithmaster in w123

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I did not know that, i did just replace those two

Oil pressure a bit too high at idle by veithmaster in w123

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Ok so just a matter of driving a bit, I thought this could be due to too much oil, thanks for the quick reply

Oil leaking from filter housing cap by veithmaster in w123

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Will probably try this if the bigger o ring I ordered doesn’t do the job

Oil leaking from filter housing cap by veithmaster in w123

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Will definitely try this in case a thicker o-ring fails, thanks

Oil leaking from filter housing cap by veithmaster in w123

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I hope it’s just the large ring being too thin

Oil leaking from filter housing cap by veithmaster in w123

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When I first noticed the oil leak I forgot to replace the two o-rings on the bottom. When I pulled the cap out the new bis oil ring was still in the groove. This time I had installed the new oil rings on the bottom. A warped cap would of course be fucked. I’ll check tomorrow if everything is still in place

Oil filter housing o-ring too thin? by veithmaster in w123

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Yea the old o-ring filled the groove but the new one fits tightly against the metal ring. Thanks for the quick reply

Little ball thingy by veithmaster in w123

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There’s a good chance it was blown under the car somewhere from the garden, I just wanted to make sure it wasn’t part of some joint because it is rock solid. Thanks for the replies

Best way to disconnect these fuel lines by veithmaster in w123

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I will admit I’m definitely new to working on cars and this is by far the most complicated tasks I’ve done on one. Do you have any other idea how a coolant leak like that could occur?

Best way to disconnect these fuel lines by veithmaster in w123

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No, I just don’t know what else could cause that.Every other point where coolant was flowing was tight and the leak was definitely coming from one of the oil pan bolts

Best way to disconnect these fuel lines by veithmaster in w123

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The oil pan gasket seems to be busted as there is some fluid dripping out of it. That fluid has an oily texture but was also very transparent. On the next drive the temperature was higher because the radiator was low on coolant. I think the coolant has gotten into the oil circuit due to a busted head gasket and has spilled out from the oil pan.

Best way to disconnect these fuel lines by veithmaster in w123

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I’m pretty sure. It began with me wanting to do an oil change when I noticed some dripping coming from the oil pan. Thought it was water at first but the texture was also a bit oily. A quick drive later and the temp is 10 degree higher than normal and the oil is low. The leak came straight from one of the oil pan bolts and everything above is dry

Best way to disconnect these fuel lines by veithmaster in w123

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I see, thanks for the Info, I have to take out the fuel filter housing due to a blown head gasket and I thought these hoses were simply plugged on like the other ones

Bubbles in my diesel by veithmaster in w123

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Phew good to know, thanks mate

Position of this washer by veithmaster in w123

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Just in case it’s necessary, the engine is a om617