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Old 11-08-2008, 08:30 PM
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I have an escort cosworth which until recently had a standard oil breather kit on it, after i changed this for a bailey oil breather i removed the filter for a good clean to remove all the engine oil deposits job done filter nice and clean and oiled. Took my filter off the other day about 2 months after the breather was fit and left it stood up in my garage, came to it this morning and there was a big pool of oil around the filter almost certainly engine oil. Now is this normal? I thought once i had removed the standard breather pipe from the filter the filter would stay nice and clean. Any help would be appreciated thanks. Matt.
Old 11-08-2008, 08:34 PM
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Well on my 2wd, after 4 months, all the pipes on the breather was caked up, gunge and the lot, no not a blown head gasket,

so u running pipe bk to the filter box then.
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DO NOT return the breather to the air box!
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Thats wat i thought., run it to the ground. try to pipe it bk a little, under the car.
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