OM617 INTAKE MODS - 1983 Mercedes 300TD

Here are some intake modifications that I did on a 1983 Mercedes-Benz 300TD Diesel Wagon (OM617).
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[@greacen]

I have the SAME problems with my floppy dinglebopper. Very helpful - thank you!

[@SquarebodyTruckCamper]

Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching!

[@biglifejake637]

Came for the camper, stayed for the prison shank. Another great video, thanks for being so engaging and informative. Sitting in my big city townhouse, fascinated by you.. Keep it up!

[@SquarebodyTruckCamper]

There will be more camper videos coming in the future. Thanks for following along with all of the other projects. Thanks for the comment!

[@m...j...3739]

I like your makeshift pipe expander....pretty ingenious....great videos keep them coming.

[@j.j.clingman4083]

Hey buddy you can use some of the rubber boots that you can get at a lumber yard In the plumbing section!!! They use them to connect pipes together!!! They have all different sizes and angles also!! You can cut them to the size or length needed!!! Plus they are much cheaper than what the regular seals will cost!!! Hopefully this helps you out??? Remember keep up all the hard work buddy!!!! More fire truck videos and more camping videos!!!

[@we1b2g3]

Great video, I have a w123 300 TDT like yours and same oil leak problem close to the intake, turbo, and engine side so this video is an incredible help for me. Thanks a lot boy (sorry for my english, I am from Spain). Good job !!!

[@jomommajokes5836]

Happy new year

[@zach359]

I always delete that air filter contraption on my diesels. Look up dieselish. They have a great kit with the proper parts to swap out with great quality items. And plus you really hear your turbo spool!

[@explosivegrand2937]

What is 3:11 this part ? I put a cold air intake on and I need a replacement part.

[@SquarebodyTruckCamper]

It’s an oil catch can that captures the oil vapors from the crankcase vent and allows the oil to drain back into the oil pan. I don’t know what the technical part name is.

[@mblake0420]

Rings are shot probably