O.S. .91 Surpass Question
03-14-2002, 12:29 AM
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O.S. .91 Surpass Question
I just purchased my first 4-Stroke an O.S. .91 Surpass.I was wondering what the fitting under the engine(opposite the push rod tubes) is for? Would appreciate any help.
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03-14-2002, 12:43 AM
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O.S. .91 Surpass Question
If you are talking about the nipple coming out of the backplate, it is a crankcase breather. Handy for applying your after run oil. Don't put too long a piece of tubing on it to vent it out of the engine area. Keep it under 6" if possible.
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O.S. .91 Surpass Question
I have a OS .91 also. I use that vent for pressure for my smoke tank. Should I be doing that?
I bought this engine used and need to find a manual for it.
I bought this engine used and need to find a manual for it.
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O.S. .91 Surpass Question
hello!
The nipple on fourstrokes is just venting the crankcase from oil,not doing any pressure!
It vill not pressurize the tank!!
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Jan K
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The nipple on fourstrokes is just venting the crankcase from oil,not doing any pressure!
It vill not pressurize the tank!!
Regards!
Jan K
Sweden
