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Whats the best/quickest way to gain access to the oil seperator.... remove the intake manifold or the starter? 200 1991

posted by  Kyle245 on  Mon Jun 18 08:33 CST 2012
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I searched this question but I couldn't find my answer.

My 91 240 has just 154,xxx miles. I need to replace my oil separator because I think it, or something related to it, is leaking oil. I want to know the quickest/easiest way to to it. I already bought all of the separator parts, including the O ring and I've already replaced all of the parts that are above it all the way to the manifold. I have the separator, O ring and one hose left to replace. I have the ability to get the car fairly high off the ground but I'll still have to work on my back when I'm working underneath the car. I bought the intake manifold gasket and the injector O rings and other related injector parts but if its easier to get to from the bottom, I'd rather go that route.

Any suggestions or camments will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
Kyle






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