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850 Camshaft seals

posted by  buttervolvo on  Sun Oct 22 05:52 CST 2006
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1994 855 N/A

Could someone please post the procedure
for replacing the rear camshaft seals
(both intake and exhaust) on a 1994
850?
It would be a big help.
Thanks in advance.
--
1990 240DL - 201K, 1994 850 Wagon - 161K, 1989 Ranger 238K








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    850 Camshaft seals

    posted by  KlausC on  Mon Oct 23 07:33 CST 2006
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    The Haynes manual has a good write up on this. Have you checked the PCV system to make sure that manifold pressures aren't too high, causing the leaks?

    Klaus
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    1975 164E running? 1995 854T sweet 1998 V70 R work horse








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      850 Camshaft seals

      posted by  buttervolvo on  Mon Oct 23 15:27 CST 2006
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      Yes, I recently overhauled the PCV system
      several thousand miles ago. This
      included removal of the IM and replacing
      the oil separator and related hoses. I checked
      the flame trap after this seal failed. (the
      exhaust cam already had a slow leak)

      It looks like I will have to order a Haynes
      manual - can't find one in stock around
      here (not a lot of 850's where I live)
      --
      1990 240DL - 201K, 1994 850 Wagon - 161K, 1989 Ranger 238K







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