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Old 17-03-09, 06:59 PM   #1
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Oil catch tank - would this work?

Been searching the net for a budget oil catch tank, and came across this link:

http://khguan.fotopic.net/c976027.html

Basically it uses a plastic petrol filter with paper filter element inside to catch the oil, allowing the vapours back round to the inlet. Would this work on the 180?


I can buy this type of filter for under £3 and can easily replace it when full, rather than spending £30 on a alloy one and then finding somewhere to mount it.

Thoughts, comments, opinions please????
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Old 17-03-09, 08:11 PM   #2
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ok your rich, dont be soooooooo cheap, i will have nothing to do woth this LOL

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Old 17-03-09, 08:12 PM   #3
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not a good idea, the paper could get blocked with oil !!
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Old 17-03-09, 08:14 PM   #4
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i cant believe you tim, im giving you £30 for that amp!! thats pays for it!!
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Old 17-03-09, 08:42 PM   #5
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I would not be using that filter, it is designed for thin viscosity fluids like petrol, not thick oil, it will clog up and create a vacuum. Buy a decent catch tank as you will be surprised what gets caught in there over a few thousand miles.
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