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Putting the screen back in the tuna can |
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Feb 12 2013, 07:17 AM
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Good morning all,
We have been running a "tuna can" the Weltmeister version for about a year now in my son's 914. I ruined the first screen with too much heat trying to adapt it. Have another screen coming, so..., I am hoping someone that has done this already will share their experience. I am inspired by the pieces of broken ring in the 356 that were sitting on the screen when I went to investigate my the cause of a trail of oil based smoke. Pretty certain these would have been sucked into the 914-bad. Two main choices seem to be: Open up the bottom of the screen completely so that the p/u runs straight to the bottom of the can and the screen is trapped between the case and the can (would seem to be the best method, except the for leaks?) or Keep the bottom of the screen mostly intact (open the hole at the bottom slightly to take the can's "nut") and run it at the very bottom of the can held in place by a fairly tight fit (pretty sure the outer ring has to be trimmed). I believe the upper opening that goes around the p/u has to be opened up slightly to accomodate the extension to the p/u in both methods but I believe that was pretty easy. Or is there another way without ditching the tuna can. Explanations, pictures, opinions all welcome. Thanks in advance, Jonathan |
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