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 Post subject: Breather
PostPosted: Wed Jul 25, 2012 4:43 pm 
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Hey guys,

I've been searching ausmini and also googled it, but havent found an answer that satisfies, hence raised another thread on it. :oops:

Do I need the breather at the back of the engine if i have one on the rocker cover? In otherwords, how many breathers do i need?

Its a 998, upgraded head, 1.5SU and extractors. If that makes a diff.

(I have found lots on where breathers should be vented, atmosphere or back to carbie and I have decided I will hose the breather from the rocker to the carbie)

Thanks as always.


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 Post subject: Re: Breather
PostPosted: Wed Jul 25, 2012 4:48 pm 
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Kurross wrote:
Do I need the breather at the back of the engine if i have one on the rocker cover? In otherwords, how many breathers do i need?


If the one on the back of the engine is a crimped pipe, that's an air inlet and not a breather. Leave that one open to atmosphere.

If it's a canister, plumb it and the rocker cover to the carb vacuum port.

On a 998 you don't need tons of breather capacity, if the rings are in good nick the rocker cover will probably be enough but it doesn't hurt to have more.

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Ok, thanks for the quick reply!

There are two blank covers at the back of engine, but I do have a cover with a canister thingo in my spares pile.

I'll plumb the rocker breather to the carbie and leave it at that.

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