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Old Jan 6th, 2008, 10:09   #1
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I read somewhere (I'm sure it was on the forum, but can't find it again) a technical article about cleaning the air mixer box on the D5 engine.
Very good article, but couple of related questions to those who know.
1) What sort of mileage would you think about cleaning the mixer box, and do driving conditions have any sort of bearing on this, e.g. does a lot of town/stop/start driving make fouling more likely as opposed to more open road motoring.
2) What symptoms would give you cause to investigate the air box in the first place?
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you mean

http://forums.t5d5.org/index.php?aut...=article&id=18
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After what milage (of kilometer-age!) do you think this should be considered?
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That article was written by me..my car was at 60k then
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Old Jan 26th, 2008, 18:04   #6
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just done mine at 145k it was a right mess.........!!

Still need a new intercooler and autobox oil change..........!

Its never ending, put some new h/brake shoes on as well never had any think they have done well at 145k
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