om642 engine noise
05-18-2021, 06:26 PM
#26
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Hey Marius!
My apologies. I thought I updated everywhere - i was posting on FB group and a youtube video as well. I guess I forgot about here.
The new injector did not seem to make the noise go away. I think I may be overthinking it. I only really hear the noise when the hood is open. I have forgot about it altogether since. Maybe like you said, warm weather?
Couple things i noted in the other places:
1. The old injector had quite a bit of buildup on the tip. This is after only 3 months ish. i cleaned them all up before I put them in when I was rebuilding the heads. The guys in fb OM642 group said it is normal. I have no experience to say otherwise, but my gut says that is not entirely true. When I had them all out in December only a couple had this much buildup, this one was one of them. Further, i can see the injector holes on it, and I can see that at least a couple are caked over with buildup. I would hope that they get punched through with pressure, but idk.
2. After install, nothing seemed to change. had a bit of floating RPM once in a while. But i think it is running very smooth now. Maybe it needed time. Maybe warmth. I took a long 2k trip, maybe that let the new injector get calibrated.
I do plan on replacing all the injectors one at a time as I have get a bit of spare cash. Next time I go in to replace one, I will check the new one I installed to see if it has similar buildup to the old one. Hopefully remember to report back then =)
My apologies. I thought I updated everywhere - i was posting on FB group and a youtube video as well. I guess I forgot about here.
The new injector did not seem to make the noise go away. I think I may be overthinking it. I only really hear the noise when the hood is open. I have forgot about it altogether since. Maybe like you said, warm weather?
Couple things i noted in the other places:
1. The old injector had quite a bit of buildup on the tip. This is after only 3 months ish. i cleaned them all up before I put them in when I was rebuilding the heads. The guys in fb OM642 group said it is normal. I have no experience to say otherwise, but my gut says that is not entirely true. When I had them all out in December only a couple had this much buildup, this one was one of them. Further, i can see the injector holes on it, and I can see that at least a couple are caked over with buildup. I would hope that they get punched through with pressure, but idk.
2. After install, nothing seemed to change. had a bit of floating RPM once in a while. But i think it is running very smooth now. Maybe it needed time. Maybe warmth. I took a long 2k trip, maybe that let the new injector get calibrated.
I do plan on replacing all the injectors one at a time as I have get a bit of spare cash. Next time I go in to replace one, I will check the new one I installed to see if it has similar buildup to the old one. Hopefully remember to report back then =)
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Marius Daniel (05-19-2021)
05-19-2021, 05:13 PM
#27
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If you notice buildup on the injectors nozzles, would be a good idea to replace the PCV valve to minimise the amount of the oil vapours in the admission. Does your engine consume oil?
05-20-2021, 12:15 AM
#28
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it does a bit. I have replaced the pcv. Down the road i will add a catch as well. I thought the build up is from diesel though. If it was oil i would expect to see it either on all or at least more on the driver side. I had this type of build up on the two middle cylinders 2 and 5.
09-13-2021, 04:33 PM
#29
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A quick update.
25k km later, NO noise/knock at all during the summer (hot/warm weather):
I suspect that the fault may be a component part of the injection system, but not necessarily the injectors themselves.
Or probably the ECU's software - which probably has another written map for engine operation in winter mode (when it's cold outside).
Let's see again over this winter.......
25k km later, NO noise/knock at all during the summer (hot/warm weather):
I suspect that the fault may be a component part of the injection system, but not necessarily the injectors themselves.
Or probably the ECU's software - which probably has another written map for engine operation in winter mode (when it's cold outside).
Let's see again over this winter.......
09-13-2021, 06:45 PM
#30
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Good to hear that you do not have any noise. I checked the new injector, it does have some buildup on it. So the buildup is probably not because of the injector. I have read on Russian forum that only after replacing all the injectors their noises went away, and that STAR specified tolerances are waay too generous. But I am not about to go down that road yet.
I recently found an oil leak at my vacuum pump. In replacing the gasket, I found that the portion that connects to the camshaft is a little worn. I have no idea how the pump works, and want to figure this out. Perhaps the vacuum pump is what I am hearing,
I recently found an oil leak at my vacuum pump. In replacing the gasket, I found that the portion that connects to the camshaft is a little worn. I have no idea how the pump works, and want to figure this out. Perhaps the vacuum pump is what I am hearing,
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Marius Daniel (09-20-2021)
07-08-2023, 10:35 AM
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vito sport x om642
noise on my om642
hi all, just google about the noise around the high-pressure fuel pump on my om642, and I can confirm I had exactly the same noise, but my problem was from the diesel quality/mixture used, I used REDEX diesel fuel system cleaner and i had a similar rattle noise can't find it, after diesel finished from tank I put new diesel in it, ques what, the noise disappeared!? so this noise can be from a bad quality fuel as well
