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Oil breather box removal and clean out 200 1989

posted by  The Rod on  Sat Jun 29 08:40 CST 2013
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You can leave Intake in place(tho its a fine time to r/r intake manifold gasket as part of the job). Remove intake bellows and IAC and loosen IAC mounting bracket. A foot long socket extension to reach down and thru intake viola. If you have EGR that must be removed also. Dig dig dig. I always "waste" a can of brake clean to clean behind and around the breather prior to removal..buts that just me.
Oh and lotsa paper towels.






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