I took out the vacuum pump on my 1982 300d turbo. I purchased a rebuild
kit for it and I am trying to rebuild it.
what I've doen so far:
I removed the pump from the car and bolted it to a board with a socket
under the lever to release the spring. I then removed the cover and
cleaned off the oil and removed the 3 one way valves and the O-rings. I
also removed the bolt holding the disc on but I am having some trouble
getting the piston off (not sure its correct name). Is there a trick to
remove the piston? Are there any other tricks to the rebuild?
Thanks in advance.
> I took out the vacuum pump on my 1982 300d turbo. I purchased a rebuild
> kit for it and I am trying to rebuild it.
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Are there any other tricks to the rebuild?
> Thanks in advance.
Here is a nice article with pictures:
http://diymbrepair.com/easley/Rebuild_vac_pump.htm

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reubencon - 21 Jun 2006 17:31 GMT
Thanks for the link, I was trying to view this page on the baylor
website
<http://business.baylor.edu/Richard_Easley/mercedes/welcome.html>
yesterday but the page could not be found, dead link?
I got the pump rebuilt and put back in the car last night, I'll put the
power steering pump back in and see if the rebuild works.
> > I took out the vacuum pump on my 1982 300d turbo. I purchased a rebuild
> > kit for it and I am trying to rebuild it.
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> If knowledge is power, and power corrupts, what does this say about the
> Congress?