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Oil Breather Box and Intake Manifold 900 1994

posted by  Hibbo on  Tue May 27 16:03 CST 2003
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Do 3 jobs at the one time.

1.Remove throttle body and clean.
2.Remove idle air control valve and clean.
3.With the above removed access to oil trap/breather box and related plumbing is easy. Good idea to replace the O ring at the base of the breather box if it hasn't been done. Over time they harden and leak.

Do this once every 12 months (unless using synthetic for the first few times where I suggest more frequent cleaning ) and you will be doing yourself and the car a favour.

Take care,
John H from Downunder






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