Hello!
Are there any temporary fixes for the pcv overpressure issues? I'm worried about blowing out gaskets but have no choice but to drive it like this right now. I just recently put new tires, brakes, shocks, springs on it and have to save for a bit before I can spend any more money. Can I vent the dipstick tube to air box or something like that in the meantime to reduce the pressure?
Thanks
04 S60 pcv problems
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04s60shine
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- Year and Model: S60 2004 N/A
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crazyace1104
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- Year and Model: 2005 Volvo S60R
- Location: Worcester Ma
No, the best way is to replace it. Tho I kno that isn't what you wanted to hear.04s60shine wrote:Hello!
Are there any temporary fixes for the pcv overpressure issues? I'm worried about blowing out gaskets but have no choice but to drive it like this right now. I just recently put new tires, brakes, shocks, springs on it and have to save for a bit before I can spend any more money. Can I vent the dipstick tube to air box or something like that in the meantime to reduce the pressure?
Thanks
How long do you plan on going without changing it? A week? Month?
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