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Old 28 March 2014, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by 4evernewbie
Kind of. What the Air/Oil seperator does is route the breathers to the oil filler neck. The seperator uses the vacuum from the inlet to pull the fumes through but leaves the oil residue in the filler neck. So effectively yes, it does return to the sump via the filler neck.
Does that make sense?
Paul.
We I suppose it depends on why manufacturers designed it to vent in the first place! Is it just for engine to breath or is it partially to clean crank and rockers aswell by removing vapours and gunk out of the engine,so therefore not back into the engine and obviously not onto the streets and can't expect everyday people to empty a catch can when necessary,so they vent to intake where most of it probably gets burnt off,leaving less gunk than if directed back to engine/sump
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