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Taking off Intake Manifold for Throttle Body and Oil Seperator Cleaning-Tips? 200 1990

posted by  1990Volvo240 on  Mon Nov 16 06:47 CST 2009
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I have read through the FAQ, Bentley, Haynes manuals and previous posts pertaining to this task.

I am going to be cleaning the original oil seperator (breather box) and the throttle body. I figured removal of the intake manifold would ease the process of the oil seperator removal. There is oil sludge build up around the box also that needs to be cleaned up-I am figuring the oil seperator is plugged up. Was going to run Gunk engine cleaner through it and soak it.

I have a new oil sep. seal, intake manifold and throttle body gaskets on hand. Have to go run and get a couple fuel line clamps but I think I have everything.

Any tips? How easy is it to knock the pesky hose down into the engine block?






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