300bhp ZVH S2 RST BREATHER PROBLEM HELP NEEDED!
05-09-2010, 07:36 PM
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300bhp ZVH S2 RST BREATHER PROBLEM HELP NEEDED!
Breather getting loads of oil in and blowing it everywhere why is this? Is it plumbed right?
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05-09-2010, 07:38 PM
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I use www.photobucket.com register on their like you did here, and click upload, select the image from your computer and once uploaded, a small picture of it will appear.
Hover over the little picture and 4 links will appear below, click the bottom one and then right click it, select copy, come back on here and click paste and a link will apear [img]image[img/] then click post and jobs a goodun, image will appear.
Hover over the little picture and 4 links will appear below, click the bottom one and then right click it, select copy, come back on here and click paste and a link will apear [img]image[img/] then click post and jobs a goodun, image will appear.
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on the second picture on the breather top left to baffled rocker next 1 down on left to none baffled rocker bottom return to block just above sump and right top to breather seperator is this correct as oil pissing into and out of breather on right the 1 with the vent(mirrior image tamk)
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06-09-2010, 07:06 AM
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the outlet to the catch tank should be higher than the inlets...
it should also have a baffle underneath it seperating it in some respectsfrom what ever is going in to it...
any vapours should be collecting under this baffle and dropping down ...
this was explained to me a few years ago when i had one made for me ... i never had any excessive oil issues after it was fitted...
made from a few washers and an some exhaust pipe... cost 1/3 of the off the shelf one i already had fitted and worked 110% better....
it should also have a baffle underneath it seperating it in some respectsfrom what ever is going in to it...
any vapours should be collecting under this baffle and dropping down ...
this was explained to me a few years ago when i had one made for me ... i never had any excessive oil issues after it was fitted...
made from a few washers and an some exhaust pipe... cost 1/3 of the off the shelf one i already had fitted and worked 110% better....
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