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PCV location? 1800 1972

posted by  Whale on  Wed Dec 3 00:39 CST 2014
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On both my previous carbureted Volvo's (122 & 544) the flame arrestor on the mid left side of the engine had a PCV inserted between a short hose attached to the arrestor and the long hose to the intake manifold. My just acquired P1800ES doesn't have a PVC in that position. Is this an omission or is a fuel injected B20E&F designed to operate without one. If it is supposed to have one, am I looking in the wrong place?






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