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Volvo 122S B18 Service after 10 years 120-130 1969

posted by  walrus3 on  Mon Jul 30 16:11 CST 2012
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For a start I would pipe around the booster, drain the gas tank and put in clean gasoline,
put a little oil or kerosene in the cylinders to make sure the rings are not stuck and
and the next day see if you can turn it by hand.
See if the fuel pump pumps gasoline, and if so you can continue to the carbs and ignition.
If the oil looks good you should probably start it and run it a bit before changing
so that you can stir up the gorp and drain it out.
--
George Downs Bartlesville, Oklahoma






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