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leaks under the engine: help to diagnose 200

posted by  resunoiz on  Thu May 29 16:40 CST 2025
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thanks, yes I did read the whole post, thank you again :)

I've read a lot of times "PCV maintenance" and "flame trap maintenace" in youtube videos about 240, and that caused me that confusion.

So...generally speaking apart from flame trap and Oil Separator (yes, I gave for granted it'll be brittle...) your suggestion is in the end to check all hoses around for integrity and maybe obstructions/oil gunk :D
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1981 244GL - B19A engine






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