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2011/06/08 09:47:27 (permalink)
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Anti dieseling device

Do i need it on my 1600,or can i chuck it away [x2x][x2x]And how do you run your breather pipes from the sump/rocker cover to your air filter [x2x]
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    BrandonC
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    RE: Anti dieseling device 2011/06/08 12:05:30 (permalink)
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    Well i took mine off, and i haven't notices anything different, just make sure your plug up any vacuum leaks after. And Youd be better off buying an oil catch can, mounting it somewhere, run your pcv valve pipe to it and the rocker cover one to it with a breather on that. Better to have the gunk going to the catch can then in your engine.

    Hope that healps.
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    RE: Anti dieseling device 2011/06/08 13:48:53 (permalink)
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    I got rid of my dieseling solenoid, now have to dump the clutch to stop the engine. Admittedly slightly higher compression than normal but not a great look.

    I think the both the rocker cover vent and sump/pcv should T into each other attach to the underside of the aircleaner if you are after the standard set-up.

    I believe with a catch can and breather you would need to get rid of the pcv valve and stuff the hose directly into the air/oil seperator.
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    RE: Anti dieseling device 2011/06/08 14:18:54 (permalink)
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    Why does mine still turn off normaly??? And yehh im not to sure if you keep or get rid of the pcv valve or just drill it out or something.
    With the original setup, the rocker cover hose goes into the plastic air cleaner cover thingo. and the pcv valve goes into the intake. Theres not T peice for the top one. just has a hose that goes on a inlet hole on the plastic cover.

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