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Thread: 4BD1 Provent Install

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    4BD1 Provent Install

    Hi, for the 4BD1 owners, I have started the install, but this is in conjunction with a turbo install, so it won't be an overnight thing.

    Firstly apologies for my filthy engine!!!

    OK - unlike the inferior landie engines, there are 2 breather points you need to plumb into the provent.
    1. - rocker cover breather:


    2. side cover breather:

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    First step is to remove the factory breather:


    The metal tube coming off the engine side plate is a whopping 1.5" OD. The rubber hose on the factory breather reduces that to 1.25" - which is the OD of the breather inlet.

    The breather next to the Provent - makes the provent look small!


    The tube on the side of the engine:


    This is where I will be installing mine. Plenty of room, good location to route piping, and well away from turbo:



    I will be connecting the drain to the vacuum pump drain (and replacing the dodgy hose clamps at the same time!):

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    Turbo install completed! (I wish)




    On a serious note, can anyone see a problem with brazing a fitting onto this plate for the oil drain? It would seem the most direct return route...

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    no input of value for you, but geez mate that sure is a filthy motor

    found my head twisting left and right to orientate the photos intot he vertical position too... never done it with a map, but photos need it IMHO...

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    Quote Originally Posted by EchiDna View Post
    no input of value for you, but geez mate that sure is a filthy motor

    found my head twisting left and right to orientate the photos intot he vertical position too... never done it with a map, but photos need it IMHO...
    Photos better now???

    Yeah I know - should have cleaned it before I started pulling it down. WA isn't as sandy as people think.

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    If you mean the plate with the mud splash on it, that is, unless I am mistaken, the oil pump cover, and I'm not sure it gives free access to the sump. You could pull it off and investigate, though.

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    Ben, that plate sits above the oil pump I've been told. That is where my turbo drains to. I think Justin also put a oil drain on that plate when he fitted a turbo. The factory turbo set up has a drain on the vertical plate (two bolt oval shaped) a bit lower on the motor and to the left. The plate you nominated is more easily accessable.

    I was looking at leaving the rubber reducer and fitting a steel section of pipe the same diameter to join up with a hose to the provent. You could just hack off a part of the tube from old set up. Its the right diameter.

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    I'm interested!
    A dirty motor doesn't effect the peformance so what are you complaining about

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    Quote Originally Posted by rar110 View Post
    Ben, that plate sits above the oil pump I've been told. That is where my turbo drains to. I think Justin also put a oil drain on that plate when he fitted a turbo. The factory turbo set up has a drain on the vertical plate (two bolt oval shaped) a bit lower on the motor and to the left. The plate you nominated is more easily accessable.

    I was looking at leaving the rubber reducer and fitting a steel section of pipe the same diameter to join up with a hose to the provent. You could just hack off a part of the tube from old set up. Its the right diameter.

    regards

    Peter
    Thanks Pete. I thought about chopping a bit off the factory breather. I will either do that or make something up from scratch that incorporates a tee for the rocker line.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    Turbo install completed! (I wish)[/IMG]
    Your t28? What's it from?

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