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Removing Air Pump
- Thread starter pakiwi
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GeeBee1
Jedi Knight
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The air pump and belt, I usually leave the charcoal canister.
Vent the front timing cover to the Carbs if the have the Y pipe and the Valve cover to a breather filter.
Or if the carbs do not have the Y pipe, vent the both valve cover and timing cover to breather filter.
I hope this is correct, from the cob webs that be.
Pat
Vent the front timing cover to the Carbs if the have the Y pipe and the Valve cover to a breather filter.
Or if the carbs do not have the Y pipe, vent the both valve cover and timing cover to breather filter.
I hope this is correct, from the cob webs that be.
Pat