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pagodarune

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Re: m127: No oil pressure
« Reply #25 on: February 24, 2015, 17:12:47 »
My distributor gear is not coming off with ease. I tried to tap it lightly with a rubber mallet, but it is still stuck at the shaft. I am afraid of damage anything, so I do not want to use a lot of force. Do I need to get myself a tool as shown in the attached picture?
Rune R
1966 230SL

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Re: m127: No oil pressure
« Reply #26 on: March 01, 2015, 22:28:25 »
How are you planning to get that puller into that small work area?
1966 230SL 5 speed, LSD, header pipes, 300SE distributor, ported, polished and balanced, AKA  ''The Red Rocket ''
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1970  3.5 Coupe
1961  190SL
1985   300CD  Turbo Coupe
1981  300SD
2013  GMC  Sierra
1965  230SL
1967 250SL
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1988 560SEC

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Re: m127: No oil pressure
« Reply #27 on: March 02, 2015, 17:36:02 »
I used a puller with grip width 6-35mm, and it got a grip behind the gear. Very little force was needed to remove the gear. Both the woodruff key and sprocket came off with no problem.
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Re: m127: No oil pressure
« Reply #28 on: March 02, 2015, 21:41:33 »
You out smarted me. ;D ;D
1966 230SL 5 speed, LSD, header pipes, 300SE distributor, ported, polished and balanced, AKA  ''The Red Rocket ''
Dan Caron's SL Barn

1970  3.5 Coupe
1961  190SL
1985   300CD  Turbo Coupe
1981  300SD
2013  GMC  Sierra
1965  230SL
1967 250SL
1970 280SL
1988 560SEC

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Re: m127: No oil pressure
« Reply #29 on: March 09, 2015, 21:07:17 »
Update: The engine is now diassembled. It is visible wear at the intermediate shaft and vertical shaft driving the oil pump and tach.
I have also taken out the pistons and crankshaft. The rod bearings and main bearings have survived, see pictures.
Rune R
1966 230SL