breather return
08-09-2010, 07:54 PM
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breather return
Going to get an aero fitting welded into my new bigwing sump.
Does it matter what level its welded in at ? does it have to be submerged in oil so it doesnt breathe back up the pipe ?
cheers paul
Does it matter what level its welded in at ? does it have to be submerged in oil so it doesnt breathe back up the pipe ?
cheers paul
08-09-2010, 08:16 PM
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thought so, how much of the atchual sump is full of oil though 
needs to be on the opposite side to the turbo return is it ok at that level ?
needs to be on the opposite side to the turbo return is it ok at that level ?
09-09-2010, 07:33 AM
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Doesn't matter which side, but needs to be returned in the oil itself ie not above otherwise it will act as a breather!!
The sump part of the sump takes 3.5 litres to fill to the top so it is just sitting on the shallow level, measured it a few days ago, 2" up from the base of the sump will be fine.
tabetha
The sump part of the sump takes 3.5 litres to fill to the top so it is just sitting on the shallow level, measured it a few days ago, 2" up from the base of the sump will be fine.
tabetha
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