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Breather Box 200 1989

posted by  scorron on  Sat Apr 6 08:11 CST 2013
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If your breather box is plugged up rather than cracked or otherwise leaking, you might try cleaning it. I had great success cleaning out mine with a screwdriver and an array of solvents (kerosene, brake cleaner, etc.). Compressed air, whacking with a wooden dowel - I used whatever I had to get the crud out, and it worked very well, saved me some money, and a 20+ year old OE breather box is probably better than new aftermarket.

Solved my blowby problem at the camshaft seal.






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