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  1. 29th December 2010, 09:18 PM #1
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    ByPassing Fumes 300Tdi

    Hi All, What would go Wrong with taking the bypass fume hose off the air cleaner turbo inlet hose and just connect a steel pipe and poke it out some where, like the old donks, save all this oil build up in the tntercooler hoses and everywhere else it decides to foul up, mess up, and make my landy look like its fallen down a Iraqi oil well

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  2. 29th December 2010, 09:26 PM #2
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    Plumb it into the chassis and you can rust protect the inside of the chassis whilst the oil leaks look after the outside of the chassis
    It isnt legal,but I will add,I once owned a mitsi Trytoo.They are heaps WORSE than landrovers for blowby.I couldnt bear the oil mist going back into the engine,I simply did what you are suggesting,it will do no harm to the engine,just not a very "GREEN" thing to do.
    Both our TD5 Landys are now equipped with a Provent to solve the issue.
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  3. 29th December 2010, 10:58 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    Plumb it into the chassis and you can rust protect the inside of the chassis whilst the oil leaks look after the outside of the chassis
    It isnt legal,but I will add,I once owned a mitsi Trytoo.They are heaps WORSE than landrovers for blowby.I couldnt bear the oil mist going back into the engine,I simply did what you are suggesting,it will do no harm to the engine,just not a very "GREEN" thing to do.
    Both our TD5 Landys are now equipped with a Provent to solve the issue.
    Andrew

    Me"s Not a very Geen Dude..LOL!. THinking about even chasing up one of those oil filler caps with the gauze in em, like the ol Vals &holdens had, gettin real excited now, Maybe i could paint the pipe and cap Green...
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  4. 29th December 2010, 11:10 PM #4
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    provent it and be done with it.
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