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posted by  JP240 on  Mon Aug 20 17:16 CST 2007
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Turns out that the mechanic had badly scored the surface the seal sits on when removing the old one, enough for it to shred the new seal. A good indy Volvo mech found this out and I am now in the process of getting some reimbursement for my trouble.
Crankcase presure was not the problem of course- I didn't think so.
So, the moral i guess is don't get idiots who don't know Volvos to work on your cars, and try and do as much as you can yourself. This board is a great source of info and helps me learn alot Cheers, Jaan
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'89 245 'Haga'






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