Missing hose
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it is going to into frame. it has a Y plastic pipe.
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What is it for? My bike works better without it. When I conect it some kind of dirty fluid drips into my air intake on carburetor.
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actually i can not understant this hole works. my bike still not runing but whent kick the starter. comes pressure air in the hole. i dont know it is normal.
It was conected on my FE600 and when it was conected my bike didn’t work like it suposed to. My guess is that this dirty fluid entered through air intake on carburetor and ruined air-gas compound. Today i disconected it and my bike runs like crazy! And it runs so smooth on idle. I wil not connect it again because I don’t even know what function this has…
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Its the breather hose. It should be connected to the frame. If you don't want it connected to the frame just run a hose to somewhere and attach a small filter to the end so that dirt doesn't get in. Google "Crankcase Breather Filter" if you want something fancy.
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The crankcase oil pressure has to go somewhere. With the stock setup the oil mist gets recycled through the intake. Some people don't like the frame air intake getting oily. Search this forum " breather mod" and see what others have done. One good thing about doing a breather mod is that if you happen to flip the bike over your intake will not fill with oil. On the other hand if you leave it stock you won't have to worry about oil being blown out the breather tube getting oil on your bike.
Thank you very much! You helped me alot! I will get crankcase breather filter and atach it on the hole. I’d rather get fumes on exterior than in my carburetor intake. Thanks once again!
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your piston is probably the culprit, it is old and knackered.
100516 - 15015201 Oil trap "Breather hose" c/w alloy bung and hose clip 2000-2003, Taffmeisters
www.taffmeisters.co.uk
Taffy
100516 - 15015201 Oil trap "Breather hose" c/w alloy bung and hose clip 2000-2003, Taffmeisters
100517 - Replacement 15024201 80030089000 Oil Trap Sponge 2000-2008, Taffmeisters
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Be sure to plug the hole in the frame or else you will be sucking dirty air directly into the engine.
My piston and cylinder are completly new.your piston is probably the culprit, it is old and knackered.
100516 - 15015201 Oil trap "Breather hose" c/w alloy bung and hose clip 2000-2003, Taffmeisters
100517 - Replacement 15024201 80030089000 Oil Trap Sponge 2000-2008, Taffmeisters
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I have bought a filter that goes in that hole.
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Hi there are many options for crack breather . you can make a botlle or to fit mini air filter like this type in the photo in factory hose . this is 18mm hole and fits directly to frame hole and 4.5 cm .of course you must turn it up side down . for filter inside you can use your wife stanless steel wire cleaner .its better than stock foam and does not melt . hold over 350 c . also you can connect a hose to oil filler plug for double breathing like me .its very important for a warm engine like this to take out the hot air . not turning back to the carb . harm the performance after 15 minutes
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