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11-09-2004, 03:42 PM
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How to replace 260E IDLE Valve Air Hoses
How can I replace IDLE Valve Air Hoses?
What do I need to remove to reach them? Do I need to remove a fuel distributor? 117 Air Hose Idle Valve To Intake Manifold 117 Air Hose Idle Valve To Throttle Housing Tnx. Andrew. 
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11-09-2004, 04:03 PM
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you have to remove the airbox and unmount the IDLE stabilisator, you can then reach the hose nearest the engine under the "injection" same for the other hose, it may be narrow but it goes
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11-09-2004, 05:15 PM
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I tried that on my 260E. As you stand looking at the engine, the one on the right was easy. Just pull the air cleaner and the clamp on the idle air controller. The one on the left, that dives down under the intake manifold, is another story. I finally just convinced myself that the old one isn't leaking.
 It may be hard as a rock, but my idle speed is down where it should be and nothing happens when I squirt a little carb cleaner on it.Good luck,
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