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oil breather on a armondo pan -aviaid
I just bought an Armondo pan ,and if anyone knows what's up with the (oil breather outlet on the pan).I need to know how ,and what to do with the whole system. He told me it was "correct ",but didn't know how to hook it up.I have some sort of game plan ,but don't know if is wright.I know someone will have the answer. Thanks Lyle
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If you are speaking of an FE pan, the small tube attaches by hose to the puke tank that is attached to the firewall. It allows oil that is collected from the vapors from the valve covers via separate hoses to be returned to the oil pan.
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I've never used a puke tank before ,can you give me a clue to where to get one or how to build one ? I would be greatful for the info,Lyle
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I just finished this up. The breather tank is from Canton, and the drain is run to the pan.
http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...m/dcp_0581.jpg http://www.clubcobra.com/photopost/d...m/dcp_0582.jpg |
Burgs, that's a very sanitary set up man. BTW I dig your avitar! LOL
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I wish I could make em bounce! :3DSMILE:
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Thanks for the info
Thanks for the info and the pictures ,it going to help solve a big problem Lyle
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The smaller tank they have might be a better fit.
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Here is mine.
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I worked with a few of the welders at work. Told them what I wanted. Made out of scrap stainless. Works awesome and its different from most.:D
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