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RE: PCV question

By Mike K - 02/12/2003 8:38:06 PM; IP 68.160.59.211

Thanks Royce - I was told that by running PB and PCV together you could run into a situation where your brake booster gets all gummed up. Just a thought.

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PCV question -- Royce Peterson, 02/12/2003

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RE: PCV question -- Royce Peterson, 02/12/2003