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Clutch Case Breather

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yea same here, I've just ordered some m5 copper washers

as soon as they come I'll have a look at it. i was hoping

the current breather may be threaded now

  • Author

excellent service from trial parts, breather come in todays

post !!!

jsp

My part arrived today from Germany to canada! first class service from trials parts! very impressed with the turnaround of the order. The part itself looks like it will do the job perfectly and allow the use of more oil

I've just taken the current breather elbow out and a

m5 bolt looks like it will be too small, just inside the

casing I can see a spline, am I tapping out the first

part or the spline as well ?

  • Author

I think the spline may be the torx head of the shaft trailtrail was referring to so I dont think that wants to be tapped.

Looking at the 2014 parts diagram the bolt looks to be very short so I would guess that it only goes into the casing, probably the 2014 bikes have this hole tapped with the gearbox out to make it easier.

I cannot get to mine until Saturday, keep me informed as to how you get on.

  • Author

would an m6 be a better fit? I wondered about the m5 size as the elbow breather itself must be at least that big in diameter

Done mine tonight, drilled it with 5.5mm drill and it stops

At the splined bit, then tapped it out for a M6 bolt and fitted

It with a copper washer, I've made a spare bolt to carry with me

Just in case.

Going to change the oil over the weekend

And fill it back up with 450ml

Ossa uk recommend you use a small tube for the first section

Then use a bigger diameter for the rest

  • 1 month later...

Chaps,

Just wondering how the vent fuel filler cap and hence 450ml of oil has worked out?? I've always worried about only 350ml of oil, so like the idea of this cost effective mod.

JSP - also interested to hear how you are adapting to the 300 from your 280?? I offered on the 300 Factory that you bought and am rather kicking myself now as clearly was a bit of a tightwad and missed it by a few quid. Anyway am leaning towards having a new 2014 Factory, assuming they do one this year and if so the price is not somewhere in the stratosphere!! Anyway would warmly welcome hearing your feedback.

Many thanks

437

437- the vented oil filler cap is a sucsess, very easy to block

the original vent and the vented cap works a treat. I dont really

find the 300 that much of a handfull compared to the 280, I did

put my slow action throttle on and its ok, thats all I'm doing with

it for now. you did miss out on a belter it had only done 30 hours when I got it !!!!

Edited by jsp

Thanks JSP

Rub it in then wont you ...... It did look to be in mint condition and clearly was a good buy - damn!!

Pleased to hear the vent mod works well - will get one on order, as am riding a few nationals this year and they do get quite warm on the road, so the extra oil will be welcome.

Thanks again

Sorry 437 I didn't mean to rub it in !!!!

Honest

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