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Oil Breather Box and Intake Manifold 900 1994

posted by  Hibbo on  Wed May 28 16:27 CST 2003
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For both use carby cleaner in a pressure pack.

The idle air control valve is a cylindrical component in rubber housing below the throttle body. Rubber plumbing and an electrical connector need to be dettached. See 700/900 FAQS for more details.

If your engine has a build up of gunk from the use of 'pork fat' ie poor quality oil, synthetic oil will clean it. The gunk becomes suspended in the synthetic and can result in blockages. On a turbo the small inlet manifold nipple and attached plumbing to the breather box need to be monitored frequently. This concern decreases with each use of synthetic.

Take care,
John H from Downunder






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