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As most members who had fuel starvation problems with the 250 cummins they will agree this motor is not know for its high ability to bring fuel to the injection pump. I even added a inline 24 v on one truck even after changing lines and rebulilding the selector valve.
i agree with doghead. The hoses are ready available. The selector valve can be rebuilt. I did this to my 931 and spent less than 100,00. I had this same problem and the difference in throttle response after you change out everything is well noted. Plus she will start much easier.
I found another photo of the MP 1017 I had. This truck was at a base in Munich that had never been on the road. It plowed snow on the base. The rear cargo cover had never been off. Zero rust. They kept good care of it. Less than 3000 Kms. It still smelled new.
Manual is in English. I also have unimog parts and service books all in English. I got them in the UK.
I would check in canada first. They gave been seen there at limited numbers.
Windshields are available but shipping would kill you! The lights should be a easy fix. MB's gave a good electrical system if no one has messed with it.
Let me know. I may have a owners manual.
No these are 4x4 with reduction and blocking rear diff. Almost the same motor as the unimog 1200 series and up. They run a turbo and use all MB trans, reduction box, and diffs. No ZF stuff.
They are the back bone of the German military. This photo is a military police that's why it's a...
I have had 4 of these trucks and know them pretty well. Parts are ready available even down at the local MB dealer here. If i can help you let me know.
Well mine did work but I thought it was coming on at to high of a temp but it was not so high. The temp gage was off 15 degrees. I used a laser temp hand held to find out the real temp.
To check the clutch reverse the air lines at the actuator. If the fan runs it's the actuator that's not...
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