MPE 750 HO Snow Parts Catalogue
MPE 750 HO Snow Parts Catalogue
This spare parts catalogue is valid for the following engine variants: Document No: 10055 MJ07 ETK
Revision: 1.4
• 10055_ Snow HO 3.2 Liberty starting with model year 2007
Date of Issue: 28.01.2009
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Table of Contents
010 Crankcase 1
01 Case 1
02 Front Cover 3
01 Valve Cover 5
02 Rocker Arms 6
03 Cylinder Head 7
04 Valves 8
01 Water Manifold 10
02 Water Pump 11
060 Turbocharging 12
01 Starter 16
02 Generator 17
01 Dry Sump 19
02 Turbocharger, Oil Filter, Oil Pump 20
Overview of Revisions 24
Terminology 26
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1
2
5 3
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7
8
10 9
9 11
12
3
3
21
21 (4)
22
23
20
13
19
18 15 14
13
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2
5 replacement part for Pos. 1
6
M18
M18
14 102980 18 401291
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7 12
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order
in pairs
(10)
(10) 10
10
2 3
order in pairs
15
5 13 17
4
1
16
12
order in pairs
11
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060 Turbocharging
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3
5
4
10
7
8 9
11
12
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1
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2
1 2
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2
1 5
6
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13
8 19
10 17
9 17
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11
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Overview of Revisions
New Revision
Revision Status Date Chapter Pos. Modification Notes
Sensor Crankshaft currently
080 Engine including
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 Management System conduit
Engine Bracket 400786
010 Crankcase replaced by
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 02 Front Cover 10 400661 Parts in stock can be used
Front Cover 102988 replaced
010 Crankcase by
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 02 Front Cover 10 103635 Parts in stock can be used
Valve Cover currently including
030 Cylinder head Sensor
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 01 Valve Cover 6 Camshaft and Valve Cover Seal Parts in stock can be used
Banjo Bolt 100572 replaced by
Fitting 401990. The cylinder
030 Cylinder head head is also concerned. 101070 If required, parts in stock may
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 03 Cylinder Head replaced by 402206. be altered.
Repair Kit 102858 replaced by
103566 (banjo Bolt replaced by If required, parts in stock may
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 910 Repair Kits Fitting) be altered.
090 Starter, Generator Generator 400729 replaced by
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 02 Generator 2 402201 Parts in stock can be used
Chain Breaking Tool 401379
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 900 Special Tools replaced by 103701 Parts in stock can be used
Installation Spike Valve Stem
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 Seal 103606 is new
Crankshaft Counterholder
Rev1.1 20.08.2007 900 Special Tools 401356 is new
010 Crankcase Crankcase 103865 replaced by Parts in stock can be used for
Rev1.2 14.11.2007 01 Case 4 104022 type 1.
Fitting 102980 replaced by
401291.
Please note! The Fitting is Parts in stock can be used for
010 Crankcase dependent on the crankcase type 1. Spare parts for Fitting
Rev1.2 14.11.2007 01 Case 11 type. type 1 are available
Con Rod 103359 replaced by
Rev1.2 14.11.2007 020 Crank Drive 6 103974 Parts in stock can be used
Weber Automotive GmbH
050 Cooling System Thermostat 103575 70°C recommends to only use
Rev1.2 14.11.2007 01 Water Manifold 5 replaced by 402430 82°C thermostat 402430 82°C.
Long Blocks 103320 are only
available for Crankcase Type
2. For more information see
Chapter 010 Crankcase 01
Rev1.2 14.11.2007 910 Repair Kits Case.
030 Cylinder head Cylinder Head 402206 replaced
Rev1.3 14.05.2008 03 Cylinder head 5 by 104249 Parts in stock can be used
Repair Kit Cylinder Head
Rev1.3 14.05.2008 910 Repair Kits 103566 replaced by 103334. Parts in stock can be used
Chain Breaking Tool 103701:
Rev1.3 14.05.2008 900 Special Tools Header 402921 is new
Intake Fitting 101932 replaced
Rev1.3 14.05.2008 070 Intake Area 1 by 402558 Parts in stock can be used
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Overview of Revisions
New Revision
Revision Status Date Chapter Pos. Modification Notes
Intake Fitting 101933 replaced
Rev1.3 14.05.2008 070 Intake Area 2 by 402559 Parts in stock can be used
080 Engine Spark Plug 103763 replaced by Spark plugs aren‘t modified.
Rev1.4 28.01.2009 Management System 104258. Only a new box.
030 Cylinder head
Rev1.4 28.01.2009 01 Valve Cover 10 Engine Badge 402159 is new
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Terminology
A K
Alternator 17 Knock Sensor 14
Alternator Bracket 17
M
B
Main Bearing 4
Balance Shaft 4
Bearing Shell Balance Shaft 4 O
Belt 17
Oil Filter 20
C Oil Filter Cover 20
Oil Pump 20
Camshaft 9 Oil Pump Cover 20
Camshaft Axle 9 Oil Screen 19
Chain Breaking Tool 22 Oil Seal 1, 3
Chain Guide 9 Overrun 16
Chain Link 9
Chain Rail 9 P
Chain Tensioner 9
Chain Tool 21 Piston 4
Clamping Arm 17 Pressure Sensor 14
Collet Valve 8 Pulley 4
Con-Rod Bolt 4
Con Rod 4 R
Con Rod Bearing 4
Removal Tool 21
Crankcase 1
Repair Kit Cylinder Head 23
Crankshaft 4
Repair Kit Long Block 23
Crankshaft Counterholder 22
Rocker Arm 6
Cylinder Head 7
Rocker Arm Support 6
Cylinder Head Gasket 7
Rocker Axle 6
E S
Engine Bracket Front 3
Sensor Camshaft 14
Exhaust Gasket 12
Sensor Coolant Temperature 15
Exhaust Valve 8
Sensor Crankshaft 15
Shim 8
F Spark Plug 14
Front Cover 3 Spring Cup 8
Fuel Pressure Regulator 18 Spring Pad 8
Fuel Rail 18 Starter 16
Starter Lead 16
G Suction Pump 19
Suction Pump Cover 19
Gear 16
Generator Cover 3 T
H Thermostat 10
Tie Rod 1
Hand Crank 21 Tie Rod Sleeve 1
Heat Shield 12 Timing Chain 9
Hook-Wedge 21 Timing Insert 20
Turbocharger 12
I Turbocharger Bracket 12
Ignition Coil 14 V
Impeller 11
Injector 14 Valve Adjustment Tool 21
Installation Spike Valve Stem Seal 22 Valve Cover 5
Intake Fitting 13 Valve Cover Seal 5
Intake Valve 8 Valve Installation Tool 21
Valve Spring 8
Valve Steam Seal 8
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W
Water Manifold 10
Water Pump Axle 11
Water Pump Cover 11
Welch Plug 1, 7
Address: Otto-Lilienthal-Str.5
88677 Markdorf
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Replacing components in the lubrication system, such as the oil pump cover, potentially improves system reliability and performance by offering better sealing and materials that withstand higher temperatures or pressures. This can enhance the overall durability of the engine, reducing wear and tear on moving parts by ensuring consistent oil flow. These updates can also address previous design weaknesses, leading to improved responsiveness and reduced risk of lubrication failure in high-performance environments .
The revised thermostat part number 402430 has a temperature specification of 82°C, which differs from the previous thermostat part number 103575 that had a specification of 70°C. This change indicates a higher temperature setting for the operation of the cooling system, and it is recommended by Weber Automotive GmbH to only use thermostat 402430 in the cooling system. The higher temperature may improve engine efficiency or emissions under certain conditions .
The change from fitting 102980 to 401291 in the crankcase is significant because it indicates a dependency on the type of crankcase used. The modification fits into a broader context where specific parts such as bolts and fittings correspond to specific crankcase types. This necessitates ensuring compatibility with existing stock and recognizing that device-dependent parts are integral when changing crankcase types .
The replacement of 102858 with 103566 in the repair kits altered the components, likely including changes such as replacing a Banjo Bolt with a fitting. This suggests a change in assembly or sealing technique for parts involving the engine. It indicates potential compatibility issues if older stock kits are mixed with new parts. However, the note that parts in stock can be altered suggests a transitional use strategy to mitigate immediate logistical issues while ensuring newer part configurations are being utilized .
The chain breaking tool, part number 103701, offers enhanced precision and ease of operation during maintenance, allowing technicians to more efficiently disconnect and reassemble chains during repairs. With updated components like the included header 402921, these tools may provide better grip and alignment, simplify the repair processes, reduce opportunity for error, and shorten the overall time needed for maintenance tasks. This translates to reduced operational downtime and potentially lower service costs for end-users .
The updated intake fitting part numbers 402558 and 402559 could improve performance by ensuring a better seal and fit, reducing air leakage, and improving the air-fuel mixture consistency. These changes might result in improved engine efficiency and possibly a smoother installation procedure with better alignment or ease of handling due to design modifications. Additionally, updating part numbers may correlate with compliance to newer standards or integration with auxiliary intake components .
The replacement of the starter generator from part number 400729 to 402201 can be attributed to possible enhancements in efficiency, power output, or durability of the newer part. Advances in materials, electronic control, or energy efficiency criteria might necessitate such an update, ensuring better integration with modernized engine capabilities or updated emission standards. It could also reflect improvements in part lifecycle or ease of installation, which are significant operational considerations .
The change in the camshaft axle part, such as part number 100078, would require careful consideration of mechanical compatibility, including precision in machining tolerances and material strength for high-performance conditions. Challenges may include ensuring the new part matches the original specifications for timing and fit. Transitioning stock and educating repair technicians about part changes are also necessary to prevent installation errors or mismatches in repair contexts .
Introducing new components like pressure sensors and camshaft sensors in the engine management system is primarily driven by advancements in real-time data monitoring and diagnostic capabilities. These sensors allow for more precise control over combustion timing and engine performance, leading to improved fuel efficiency, emissions control, and adaptive adjustments to varying load conditions. Enhanced sensors provide the basis for sophisticated diagnostic systems that preemptively alert to performance issues, thereby reducing maintenance costs and downtimes .
The revision of the spark plug from 103763 to 104258 in the engine management system implies minimal impact on operational performance, as only the packaging of the spark plug was changed, not the spark plug itself. Nevertheless, maintenance practices will need to adapt to tracking the new part number for inventory management and ensuring correct part orders, thus confirming compatibility with existing systems and mitigating confusion in maintenance records .