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I heard tell of a guy who just ran an oil line hose to a secret location under the motor.
He had every intention of being a responsible adult at some future point in his life.
When he decided that his time to "do right" came along, finally, this remedy was number ten thousand on his list of things to correct.
I don't know, maybe it's just a campfire story. Maybe I just made it up.
Kinda proud how this turned out. Had it installed about 2 days not really knowing where I would put the can. Didnt want it below the breather.
Do I put it in the back? Didnt like it How about the front? Wasnt a fan Decided to drill a hole in the trans cover and run it behind the cover. I think it looks great Comes out below and I can put the can under there
Never saw another one hooked up like this. Now Ill get that cover back off and get a rubber grommet in there tighten down. What you think? Im happy with it!!
Last edited by kloccwork419; May 7, 2021 at 06:17 PM.
I think that looks awesome ! I love the look of the transmission cover , gee , another thing on the wish list .
When I installed my breather , I had a hard time keeping the hose in one place , so I bought a couple of these cable clamps and removed the rubber , polished them up and attached them to where I needed them . Looks like you could put one on your push rod base to keep the hose stationary .
Dont think Ill need one. Its not resting on anything and the tube is not very flexible but it couldnt hurt either. Ill grab one next time Im at the hardware store and polish it out.
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