Motor Classic: W113 "Pagoda" Fuel Injection Pump PART 1 - Disassembly || Classic Car Restoration

The Mercedes-Benz W113, often referred to as the "Pagoda," is a classic and iconic model produced from 1963 to 1971. One of the notable features of this car is its fuel injection system, particularly the Bosch mechanical fuel injection pump used in certain variants.
The W113 was one of the first production cars to feature a mechanical fuel injection system. Developed by Bosch, this system was innovative for its time and offered improved performance and fuel efficiency compared to carbureted engines.
The mechanical fuel injection system used in the W113 was quite advanced for its era. It featured precise metering of fuel delivery to each cylinder, which resulted in smoother engine operation and better throttle response.
The success of the mechanical fuel injection system in the W113 paved the way for further development and adoption of fuel injection technology in subsequent automotive applications.
Overall, the fuel injection pump used in the Mercedes-Benz W113 played a significant role in shaping the performance and reputation of this iconic model, contributing to its enduring legacy as a classic automobile.
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[@viktoriafule1763]

Such a relaxing video, i could watch it all day.

[@motorclassichungary]

Thank you! We are glad you enjoyed our video just as much as we enjoyed creating it

[@robertom8936]

Spectacular!!!! 👏🏻 They should upload a video disassembling a large electric fuel pump

[@motorclassichungary]

Thank you for your kind words! We hope you come back for more of our videos, because exciting project are coming!

[@roonytito]

good job ... keep going

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Thank you! We invite you to come back soon for part 2!