Videos tagged with OM617

This video details the intercooler setup for a diesel Jeep Cherokee XJ conversion. The creator emphasizes that it's not a strict 'how-to' guide but rather a demonstration of their personal mounting process. They highlight the approximate size of the intercooler (28"W x 6" deep x 3" wide) and the use of 2.5" piping, noting the snug fit. The video encourages viewers to research intercooler options and provides a link to an OM617 adapter kit.

This video details the initial stages of preparing for a head gasket replacement on an OM617 diesel engine swapped into a Jeep Cherokee (XJ). The creator highlights past milestones and recent setbacks, specifically the head gasket leak. They discuss the use of ARP studs for improved clamping force and a new gasket set from AutoHausAZ, expressing hope to resolve the leak. A follow-up "how-to" video on the replacement process is promised. The description also includes a promotional segment for the creator's company, TA Targets, a referral code, and contact information for suggestions and questions.

This video details a Jeep Cherokee diesel engine swap, specifically replacing the original engine with a Mercedes-Benz OM617 diesel and adapting it to an AX15 transmission. The creator experienced significant issues with a previous adapter kit and found success with the new "Doomsday Diesel OM617 to AX15 Adapter Kit." The video highlights the benefits of this kit, including improved shifting and clutch performance, and shares the creator's positive real-world experience after logging approximately 8,000 miles. The creator emphasizes this is not a paid advertisement but an honest review of a product they purchased, and also promotes their new Jeep-focused Instagram page.

This Jeep Cherokee XJ conversion features a Mercedes OM617 turbo diesel engine swap, chosen for its similar size to the stock 4.0L and diesel efficiency. The build details significant mechanical challenges, including engine failures and custom fabrication for drivetrain, cooling, and auxiliary systems. Despite an estimated cost of $6,000-$7,000, the project successfully retains factory functions and achieves 24-27 MPG.

This is a teaser video for a Jeep Cherokee OM617 Turbo Diesel engine swap. The creator expresses dissatisfaction with the factory six-cylinder engine and details the decision to swap in a 1981 Mercedes OM617 turbo diesel. The video serves as an introduction to an ongoing project, with the creator apologizing for delays and promising more content to come. They also provide links and contact information for their social media, a cerakote business, and encourage support for their small businesses and affiliated brands like Tatargets, Dangerous But Good, and Shady Rays. The creator emphasizes interaction via Instagram and asks viewers to subscribe and comment.