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update I 850 1995

posted by  jwalker on  Mon Jan 4 09:12 CST 2016
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The leaking RMS would be a deal breaker for me. If you clean/replace the PCV and breather box the other leaks will stop. If the leaking RMS doesn't stop after servicing the PCV then the tranny will have to come out. Really BIG job! It is possible to stop an RMS leak by servicing the PCV. That worked on my 240. Might work on the 850 too if the leak isn't too bad....

MilanoMike is right - $800-1000 buck car.






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