oil breather
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oil breather
hello,
I've bought myself a bailey oil breather
the small version, not the mirror version on the airbox
now I'm driving a sierra cosworth 2wd but left hand drive (belgium)
now I was wondering where best can put the breather? there is not mutch space left in the engine bay
got a picture
any suggestions???
gtz
I've bought myself a bailey oil breather
the small version, not the mirror version on the airbox
now I'm driving a sierra cosworth 2wd but left hand drive (belgium)
now I was wondering where best can put the breather? there is not mutch space left in the engine bay
got a picture
any suggestions???
gtz
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Because yours is a left hooker the space most people use is filled with your brake resivoir but on the turbo side of the engine on the bulk head in line with the turbo should be a captive nut which could probably use, it would meanthat you will probably need longer pipes than most to reach the appropiate places on the engine and ensure you also insulate from the turbo heat.
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Because yours is a left hooker the space most people use is filled with your brake resivoir but on the turbo side of the engine on the bulk head in line with the turbo should be a captive nut which could probably use, it would meanthat you will probably need longer pipes than most to reach the appropiate places on the engine and ensure you also insulate from the turbo heat.
but ideed the head of the turbo will be the major problem of putting there
I can put it behind the turbo head shield but then I need a new head schield, maybe on of a escort cossie or I was thinking a spec-r one maybe
somebody have fit a spec-r? or something else aftermarket?
pics please
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