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Help removing intermediate throttle body
Help! I'm attempting to replace the pop-off valve gaskets in my '88 930 and am currently stuck trying to remove the intermediate throttle body. I've unbolted/loosened everything that I can see and yet the $#!@ still wont budge. I haven't removed all of the hoses but they are all loosened. What am I doing wrong?
  
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Success at last
After a couple of beers, things seemed a lot easier. The throttle body was secured on the butterfly valve with a o-ring (press fit). After removing all of the hoses, I was able to wiggle it out.
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While rebuilding the pop-off valve, I noticed that there was a bit of oil in the valve assembly itself, coating the piston, spring, etc. Is this normal?
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Perfectly normal. Crankcase is venting into intake and there is always oil there.
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