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And another benefit.. 120-130

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posted by  ClassicVolvoShop on  Tue Nov 23 05:15 CST 2004
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Another benefit from keeping the oil/flame-trap in crank-vent-house cleaned is the typical little dripping of engine oil from the rear crank-seal.
The positive airflow as mentioned in my above explaination is very often course of what seems to be an untight crank-seal - again, try the little experiment with hosing the two crank-house-vent's up...
In most cases the original filter-seal is more than enough, the rubberseal-upgrade is often based on wrong service from a parts dealer..
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/Soren






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