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tomstanforster

tomstanforster


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PostSubject: oil breather   oil breather EmptySun Jun 05 2011, 20:39

ive fitted a weber replacement carb to my cabby it has a k&n filter on top also ,but there is no where for the breather pipe from the top of the rocker to go, so i brought a little filter to bolt on , but there seems to be alot of smoke coming from the breather .should this happen if so why if not how do i correct this problem
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whittle

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 17:32

Its not smoke its oil vapour,

its pretty dangerous if you can smell it inside the car as its pretty toxic

you could get rid of the little filter and run a catch tank if you preffered, with or without an oil return to the sump
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tomstanforster

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:16

where would the return pipe fit on the sump,and what catch tank is the best to use
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whittle

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:20

tomstanforster wrote:
where would the return pipe fit on the sump,and what catch tank is the best to use

youd have to tap the sump, I probably wouldnt bother

any catch tank will be fine, some people just use redbull cans etc

or something like this;

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Oil-Catch-Can-15mm-fittings-Universal-Breather-Tank-/230592901011?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item35b0686f93#ht_500wt_922
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whittle

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:23

oil breather Mk28voilcatchtank
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tomstanforster

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:31

spot on but where does the excess oil go
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whittle

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:41

Into the tank then you'll have to empty it every now and then and top your oil level up
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tomstanforster

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PostSubject: Re: oil breather   oil breather EmptyMon Jun 06 2011, 19:46

cheers for that dude ,two birds one stone ,dont have to change the nice filter i have and stops my rocker getting covered in oil
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