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Oil breather box removal and clean out 200 1989

posted by  stallison on  Sat Jun 29 20:36 CST 2013
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Thank you gentlemen,

I feel well-prepared now in my quest. I think to make things easier I will definitely remove the intake manifold partially, just to allow some freedom of access.

Wish me luck in my brickin' and hopefully it all turns out fine and dandy.





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