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940 Flame Trap Riddle

posted by  Andrew in AL on  Sun Oct 16 06:48 CST 2011
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I will bump you here in hope that you get a solid answer, as I too need to do the same thing to the wife's '94.

It is there ..trust me. I do think it is mandatory the intake be removed ..actually unbolted and raised up ..maybe held up while working under it.

I have actually tried, and gave up ..as on our 940 there was a small part attached to the lower side of the breather box. I thought I was about to break it ..so I quit. It was round and silver ..if I recall.

I wish you (us) well in taking care of this.

:)
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"Do you think that's air you're breathing now'? (The Matrix 1999) '89 764 (retired), '94 940T (319K), 92 245 (207K)






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