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Old 01-08-2007, 08:35 PM
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Default Crankcase pressure fitting on 2300

The directions suggest the backplate or horizontal through a mounting lug.
What location on the backplate is best?
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Any location on the rear cover will work. Just make sure that the fitting is flush with the inside of the cover and that it's filed smooth.
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Would like to know more about this crankcase pressure fitting. Does this replace the pressure fitting from the exhaust? Is this a better idea?
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You use crankcase pressure if you are pressurizing your fuel tank and using a fuel-feed regulator, or if you are using the crankcase pressure to power a fuel pump. If you are not using a regulator or a pump, then muffler pressure is what you'd use.

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