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Intercooler 900

posted by  jotvolvo on  Sat Jan 27 05:35 CST 2007
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1994, 940 Turbo with 168K. The hoses to the intercooler are oil soaked. I removed it (what a job, have to remove the radiator). Now the question is that how I can clean the inside of the intercooler since it seems that there may be some oil. Please advise.
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Intercooler 900

posted by  rhaire on  Sat Jan 27 13:49 CST 2007
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Earlier 240/740 ICs have a drain plug on the bottom. Maybe you have one?








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Intercooler 900

posted by  mcduck on  Sat Jan 27 07:44 CST 2007
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No, you don't have to remove the radiator.
Wash the intercooler out with simple green, or equivalent, and water.







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