Crankcase breather bolts?
#1
Crankcase breather bolts?
I've got an '09 with the stage one air cleaner, vented to the air intake and I'm wetting the filter with oil. I know,,,, alot have had this problem. I couldn't find anything thru search so,,,,, can I use the crankcase breather bolts from an earlier 88" carburated model air cleaner kit in my fuel injected '09? If I can I'll be able to take fresh air only AND save my filter.
#3
Yeah, the atmosphere, or stratosphere, i dont care. I just dont want it in my intake.. Black fuel line off of the nipples, back and down to the ground like I did on my '03. That's why I'm asking if the crankcase breather bolts are the same thread size and length as the early twin cams.
#4
Like you and many others I have this same problem.
Just took it in for the 10k service and they said I had a bad rocker box cover gasket. Going to pick it up today doubtful it will resolve my issue.
Which bolts are you talking about? Unlike other setups there is no way to tie into my Stage 1 backing plate without tapping it or something. Its all solid 1 piece backing plate.
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Just took it in for the 10k service and they said I had a bad rocker box cover gasket. Going to pick it up today doubtful it will resolve my issue.
Which bolts are you talking about? Unlike other setups there is no way to tie into my Stage 1 backing plate without tapping it or something. Its all solid 1 piece backing plate.
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#5
HD just came out with a new Breather Valve design that comes stock on all 2011 bikes. Im assuming they are aware of this problem and thats why they changed it.
You can buy them from the dealer, pull your tank, remove your rocker covers and install them pretty easily. If the valve works better it should allow the oil to drain back faster. Doherty sells an aftermarket version of this kit for 88" motors not 96" that is supposed to do the same thing.
The HD Breather will be my next step.
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You can buy them from the dealer, pull your tank, remove your rocker covers and install them pretty easily. If the valve works better it should allow the oil to drain back faster. Doherty sells an aftermarket version of this kit for 88" motors not 96" that is supposed to do the same thing.
The HD Breather will be my next step.
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#7
Like you and many others I have this same problem.
Just took it in for the 10k service and they said I had a bad rocker box cover gasket. Going to pick it up today doubtful it will resolve my issue.
Which bolts are you talking about? Unlike other setups there is no way to tie into my Stage 1 backing plate without tapping it or something. Its all solid 1 piece backing plate.
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Just took it in for the 10k service and they said I had a bad rocker box cover gasket. Going to pick it up today doubtful it will resolve my issue.
Which bolts are you talking about? Unlike other setups there is no way to tie into my Stage 1 backing plate without tapping it or something. Its all solid 1 piece backing plate.
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#9
On my 2010 Ultra I changed to FuelMoto stage one air cleaner with the chrome mounting bracket and bolts. These bolts do not allow breathing like the originals bolts. I've rode about 1500 miles and it doesnt appear to pose any problems or any oil leaks. Should I be concerned? Am I building up internal pressure inside the motor? I think I better call Jamie on Tuesday to clarify this question...
#10
On my 2010 Ultra I changed to FuelMoto stage one air cleaner with the chrome mounting bracket and bolts. These bolts do not allow breathing like the originals bolts. I've rode about 1500 miles and it doesnt appear to pose any problems or any oil leaks. Should I be concerned? Am I building up internal pressure inside the motor? I think I better call Jamie on Tuesday to clarify this question...