2005 Volvo S40 "oil trap" Questions

...oil trap recall volvo s40 t5 56 reg oil trap problem. I've contacted volvo today and asked about the recall for this problem. The guy denied there was a recall. Can anybody advise different ? Cheers ...

oil trap which is about $140 and is attached to the bottom of the filter housing not to hard to do if you have worked on this type of car befor. And has the car died yet. Are you sure it is not a belt

...trap it separates the oil from aireplacement:1Turn the Volvo 850 off and allow the engine and its components to cool for 30 minutes.2Open the hood of the Volvo 850 by pressing the hood release button ...

...oil trap (PCV system, positive crank case ventilation). The hoses and oil trap need to be replaced (due to become brittle, dry rotted, and clogged) as well as cleaning out the sludge in the bottom of ...

...trap door plate. Once this has been removed, the oil drain plug and oil filter are now visible and accessable (how smart is that!) Typical oil change and oil filter replacement time = 15-20 mins. for ...

...oil trap seemed to be clogged. Do I have to take off the manifold and remove the oil trap to clear it? Probably. Next time you change your oil, you can try pouring some solvent such as SeaFoam down ...

oil trap and associated hoses on the front of the engine. It runs from under the spark plug wire cover down beneath the starter (the oil trap is located here). Typically, the system plugs up and dries

...trap. The oil mist trap is sometimes a fairly simple baffle system usually integrated into the valve cover, sometimes a labyrinth trap and often a combination of baffle and metal gauze. Usually these ...

oil trap, not a valve. It is located under the intake manifold. The hoses run from under the spark plug wire cover all the way down to the oil trap and over to the throttle body. Over time the PCV oil

...oil trap (also called a flame trap) which comes clogged after time if a low quality oil is used, or if you neglect to change your oil every 3 to 5 thousand miles. You are correct about the crankcase ...