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Oil leak under timing belt cover -oil separator box 200 1991

posted by  faof2 on  Mon Nov 11 16:44 CST 2019
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Thanks kittysgreyvolvo for your detailed instructions for the PCV system "blow" test. I'll do that when I get a chance and report the results in a submission. My guess is that it will confirm that the oil separator is clogged.
Also, thanks for the advice to use the Volvo seal press. I'll bet the mechanic who changed the timing belt two years ago did not use those tools. Could be a contributing factor in my major oil leak.
Your clear Volvo engine pictures were much appreciated.





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