No crankcase breather tube on the Youth Project car
We are detailing the engine and early I noticed the crankcase has no breather tube.Can enough pressure be vented up thru the tower shaft tube and out the cam cover breather ? There is no blow by provision on the block either.
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What is the serial number on the crankcase?
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Steve <nutsbolts_9502@...>
I believe the oil filler tube/cap is also a breather. Sent from my I-thing
On Feb 1, 2017, at 6:40 PM, Tim Hamblen via Groups.Io <flinttim@...> wrote:
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Fred, is that on the driver side on the small flat milled out spot ? I'm guessing the motor has been changed out and the lower end is from a Cobra.
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The number will be below the distributor on a flat, and yes I think you hit the snake on the head...
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I'm not real keen on the only crankcase vent being on the very top of the motor which will gather a lot of grease and dirt. I wish there was a way to add a blow by tube somewhere.
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This topic comes up every year or so. Here is a thread that had some suggestions on adding a pan breather if you don't want to swap crankcases. https://groups.io/g/Crosley-Gang/topic/oil_filler/4096566?p=Created,,,20,1,0,0 Jim...
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BARRY SEEL <CROSLEY19@AOL.COM>
Tim, I would replace the lower end! With a late model crankcase, and crank. That crankcase will have rope seals, and a cast Iiron crank. Garanteed to leak oil like an old Detroit diesel. Barry
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Steve <nutsbolts_9502@...>
Surely, a piece of Neoprene gasket material with a similar cross section as the rope gasket can be found to substitute the leak prone rope? Sent from my I-thing
On Feb 3, 2017, at 11:39 AM, CROSLEY19 via Groups.Io <CROSLEY19@...> wrote:
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Gary
Barry, are you still building motors? I found a 1955 army generator/aerojet/fageol and it needs your TLC! Gary McFarlane Sent from my iPad
On Feb 3, 2017, at 11:39 AM, CROSLEY19 via Groups.Io <CROSLEY19@...> wrote:
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