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help - crankcase pressure problem 200

posted by  brownboy on  Tue Feb 1 12:57 CST 2005
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When you cleaned out your flame trap did you also clean out the brass nipple on the intake manifold, and check the hoses on the flame trap to make sure they were open (i.e. can you blow through them?) Also, check the nipples on the flame trap housing to make sure they are cleaned out, as well.

If these check out then I would also agree that you should check your breather box to make sure that it is clear. They can get "gunked up" over time and close up, causing the higher crankcase pressure.

Hope this helps.

Mike
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 113K 1994 940 135K 1986 244 137K






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