oil pump help please
#12
05-29-2018, 05:26 PM
kingglide just off to bed. It’s late in the uk. But I will do this tomorrow after work.
Does the plastic cog just just pull off? Nothing holding it on? What does this breather do?
what am I looking for?
thanks for your help.
Will report back tommorow
daz
Does the plastic cog just just pull off? Nothing holding it on? What does this breather do?
what am I looking for?
thanks for your help.
Will report back tommorow
daz
#13
05-29-2018, 05:40 PM
Banned
it comes straight out-no magic.
No worries.
IMO you need to toss it anyway
Look at the bore inside take a pic if it's not smooth and show us.
The plastic breathers have a habit of picking up debris and it gets implaled in the plastic parts.
and starts
Then, in turn, it starts scraping away at the bore .
No worries.
IMO you need to toss it anyway
Look at the bore inside take a pic if it's not smooth and show us.
The plastic breathers have a habit of picking up debris and it gets implaled in the plastic parts.
and starts
Then, in turn, it starts scraping away at the bore .
#14
05-30-2018, 11:52 AM
it comes straight out-no magic.
No worries.
IMO you need to toss it anyway
Look at the bore inside take a pic if it's not smooth and show us.
The plastic breathers have a habit of picking up debris and it gets implaled in the plastic parts.
and starts
Then, in turn, it starts scraping away at the bore .
No worries.
IMO you need to toss it anyway
Look at the bore inside take a pic if it's not smooth and show us.
The plastic breathers have a habit of picking up debris and it gets implaled in the plastic parts.
and starts
Then, in turn, it starts scraping away at the bore .
#15
05-30-2018, 12:14 PM
Banned
You found your missing aluminum bits.
That bore should be smooth as silk...like a piston cylinder bore.
The plastic breather has dug it all to pieces.
You can get away with a few mars and scratches, but I would say you need that sleeved.
That is a good example of what a bad idea that plastic breather is,/was.
It is beyond shot and should have been tossed years ago.
Sorry man...
Now at least you know.
That bore should be smooth as silk...like a piston cylinder bore.
The plastic breather has dug it all to pieces.
You can get away with a few mars and scratches, but I would say you need that sleeved.
That is a good example of what a bad idea that plastic breather is,/was.
It is beyond shot and should have been tossed years ago.
Sorry man...
Now at least you know.
#16
05-30-2018, 12:25 PM
You found your missing aluminum bits.
That bore should be smooth as silk...like a piston cylinder bore.
The plastic breather has dug it all to pieces.
You can get away with a few mars and scratches, but I would say you need that sleeved.
That is a good example of what a bad idea that plastic breather is,/was.
It is beyond shot and should have been tossed years ago.
Sorry man...
Now at least you know.
That bore should be smooth as silk...like a piston cylinder bore.
The plastic breather has dug it all to pieces.
You can get away with a few mars and scratches, but I would say you need that sleeved.
That is a good example of what a bad idea that plastic breather is,/was.
It is beyond shot and should have been tossed years ago.
Sorry man...
Now at least you know.
Map did this cause my oil pump to die also??
what causes the plastic to do this? You sound like you have encountered this before lol. ?
would this work? https://m.ebay.com/itm/Jims-Breather...0Glide%20FXDWG
Last edited by Dazzauk; 05-30-2018 at 12:29 PM.
#17
05-30-2018, 12:30 PM
Banned
This is a common problem with plastic breathers and yours is the worse I have ever seen.
They collect metal bits like I described earlier and continually spin the debris in the bore.
Yes, you want the metal one as you posted.
Albeit I am not sure how well it will work with the bore all tore up.
I think this is is a good time to pull the engine dwn and check everything.
They collect metal bits like I described earlier and continually spin the debris in the bore.
Yes, you want the metal one as you posted.
Albeit I am not sure how well it will work with the bore all tore up.
I think this is is a good time to pull the engine dwn and check everything.
#18
05-30-2018, 12:34 PM
This is a common problem with plastic breathers and yours is the worse I have ever seen.
They collect metal bits like I described earlier and continually spin the debris in the bore.
Yes, you want the metal one as you posted.
Albeit I am not sure how well it will work with the bore all tore up.
I think this is is a good time to pull the engine dwn and check everything.
They collect metal bits like I described earlier and continually spin the debris in the bore.
Yes, you want the metal one as you posted.
Albeit I am not sure how well it will work with the bore all tore up.
I think this is is a good time to pull the engine dwn and check everything.
thabks got your help mate. Appreciate it.
Daz
#20
05-30-2018, 01:10 PM
I have just just seen that Jims USA make a hand reamer to fit there oversized gear breather so no splitting the cases, what do you think?
https://www.toolsource.com/upper-eng...-p-111115.html