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> 914/6 Oil/Crankcase Breather To Air Box Hoses ?
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post Sep 20 2006, 11:48 PM
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How does the oil breather/Crankcase hose Transition into the air box,Mine just ends at the tee and vents out to the engine bay,Ive got the orginal air filter box on my six any one with a orginal setup? Pictures would be nice...
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post Sep 21 2006, 11:32 AM
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The two large diameter vent hoses from the oil tank attach to the center vent on the top of the engine case and the vent on the bottom of the air cleaner assembly if you're using the stock assembly.

If you have an after market setup, it still is probably a good idea to vent the tank to somewhere other than just a small K&N filter in the engine compartment, it creates an oily film over the entire compartment eventually. I managed to vent mine through the original rain tube hole (on a 914-6 conversion) to the area under the engine shelf, and it stays much cleaner. I still have the other side connected to the engine breather.
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