I am trying to establish the correct combination of breather components, in other words what goes with what. At the moment I have got a tube attached to the front engine side cover venting to ground, a simple oil filler cap, no outlet in the rocker cover and a carb with a brass outlet tube that exits from the side of the carb body. I think I have got various parts from different breather systems. Can someone tell me the combinations of each system used on the late 1098 engines?
I think Willie was clued up on all this, has anyone heard from him lately?
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You should use a rocker cover with a vent pipe - and connect that directly to the carb pipe. Keep the side cover with vent - I add a bit of pipe to that so it vents well down in the under-car airstream - but that's probably not necessary - although it does eliminate any oil mist/mess in the engine bay. That should contain the fumes nicely, and minimise nasty smells - and oil leaks!



Thanks for that, looks like I need another rocker cover then, but I thought if the cover has a pipe fitted it should go to the air filter housing rather than the carb. At least according to the stuff I've read. Does anyone know what system is used when the rocker cover has the gauze filled cap fitted?
It was only changed to get round emission regs. Fit rocker cover with breather pipe and attach to carb for best performance or air filter if you don't mind clogging the filters up prematurely... If your rocker has a breather there is no need for a vented cap.
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