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Author: Subject: Blade breather vapour
OliilO

posted on 22/9/13 at 04:30 PM Reply With Quote
Blade breather vapour

Evening all, just a quick question about whether I should be worried or not!

Nearly got the car all back together after rebuilding it (about a days work hopefully, am quite excited) and ran it up to temperature for the first time in a month or so and noticed that when it was up to temperature there was some smoke or vapour (not sure which) coming from the breather filter. Do I need to be prepared for impending doom or is this likely because it hasn't been run or been given a good hoon for a while (4 months since rebuild).

It's a 954 blade and it had the oil changed about a month ago when the engine was last run.

Thanks in advance.

Oli

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mark chandler

posted on 22/9/13 at 08:34 PM Reply With Quote
Not be worried, it's 10 years old now.

If you had the bonnet on driving down the road would you notice anything? Put the breather into a catch tank and monitor, if it starts to blow out a lot of oil then become concerned, although given the price of a straight replacement engine it's not really worth stripping down anyway.

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OliilO

posted on 23/9/13 at 02:55 PM Reply With Quote
Probably wouldn't notice anything in driving and hadn't noticed anything before the car was stripped down, so hoping its nothing significant.
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