Cleaning iacv on my96 classic.
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Cleaning iacv on my96 classic.
Going to give this a blast but before I do.
1. Easy enough to do?
2. I've read I will need a replacement gasket, best place to get one?
Cheers chaps
1. Easy enough to do?
2. I've read I will need a replacement gasket, best place to get one?
Cheers chaps
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Don't need to remove any of the pipes... it gives you enough room to do it above engine...
Don't forget a cheap toothbrush as it makes it shine inside..
And there is a cylinder in it.( maybe just 98)
Get a small screwdriver and give it a spin round and clean in there to
It's a piece of **** mate
Don't forget a cheap toothbrush as it makes it shine inside..
And there is a cylinder in it.( maybe just 98)
Get a small screwdriver and give it a spin round and clean in there to
It's a piece of **** mate
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I just put some sealer on it and it works a treat...
As before it normally sticks to inlet and stays in place...
So a bit of silicone or I use loctite stuff on it and bolt it back up
As before it normally sticks to inlet and stays in place...
So a bit of silicone or I use loctite stuff on it and bolt it back up
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