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stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 20:58
my brothers been messing with my car today and hes broke my oil breather pipe ive been to 3 different places today to get one but none of the places had them.....


just spoke to my brother to tell him what the pipe was called as i didnt know till earlier and he said something about me being able to put a little filter thing on it ? is this right?

and if it is can someone linky me up to what it is i need?

i seem to think having one of these on... if i can.. that it will slurt oil all over the place and i dont want this to happen?

saxovtsmad
8th April 2009, 21:02
slap your brother for breaking it ive got a little filter hanging around somewhere

Mr_P
8th April 2009, 21:04
Yes you can put a breather filter on them, Or plumb it into an oil catch tank.

http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en&q=breather+filter&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=KBHdSa3zIZ-5jAfa1MWiDg&sa=X&oi=product_result_group&resnum=1&ct=title
Something like those. Not sure what size you need on the saxo breather hose though.


How did he manage to break it :geek:

saxovtsmad
8th April 2009, 21:05
that looks like the one ive got in my shed in a box

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:06
ok whats an oil catch tank?? linky please as ive no idea lol

he was cleaning my engine and hes broke it in 2 parts... hes broke it where it actually connects to the air filter box and also the pipe itself has split?

my engine is standard at the moment.... so would a oil filter thingymibob be ok ?

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:07
that looks like the one ive got in my shed in a box

which one?

saxovtsmad
8th April 2009, 21:08
the one on the link that mr p sent you

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:09
there are loads of different ones on that link?

Mr_P
8th April 2009, 21:10
A breather filter would be fine for you. An oil catch tank is literally just a tank for the oil vapour that does come out of the breather pipe to condense into. You can use coke cans that do exactly the same thing. The oil then gets stored and the tank needs emptying every now and again.

http://www.extremestyling.com/Weapon-R-Aluminum-Billet-Oil-Catch/M/B000ED1WOQ.htm?traffic_src=froogle&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=froogle-GB&id=uk

saxovtsmad
8th April 2009, 21:10
the top one

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:12
right ok hmm now i need to know which one i need? filter that is...

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:14
the top one

is it off yr saxo? and are you getting rid? wat condition etc?

Mr_P
8th April 2009, 21:15
I'm fairly sure that the top one will fit alright.

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:16
thanks mr p! :)

Mr_P
8th April 2009, 21:18
Anytime :y:

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:26
anyone got a pic of one of these things fitted?

Mr_P
8th April 2009, 21:30
They just look like a little filter on the end of the breather hose or if you cut it off, on top of the rocker cover. You'll also want to plug the hole that's left on the standard airbox :y:

stompin-sarah
8th April 2009, 21:34
They just look like a little filter on the end of the breather hose or if you cut it off, on top of the rocker cover. You'll also want to plug the hole that's left on the standard airbox :y:

right well the brether hose is completly nackered lol so its gonna have to sit on top of the rocker cover! just wanted to make sure this was ok!

and i was also wondering what to do with the other hole on the airbox!!!

thanks again! think thats all my questions answered now!!!!




well till ive fitted it and there is no problems! :y::y::y:

adjy90
23rd July 2010, 21:30
sorry for bumping & hijacking old thread but anybody got a picture of 1 of these fitted to there rocker cover?

mine has snapped (but left abit in the air filter box so its like a cap on it now. need to know where 1 of these little filters sit

paulsupervts84
23rd July 2010, 22:48
there go on your cam cover, normal the pipe on the top or side of them