What is a breather filter?

  1. #1
    I know its something to do with the induction, just a quick question, what does it do? cool the oil temperature?
    and also is it easy to fit one? just a quick on and off clip jobby?
    Cheers
  2. #2
    It lets the oil vapours escape.


    Steve.
  3. #3
    its talked about (not in detail) here;

    http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=266873

    The larger circle is where the breather goes. easy job
  4. #4
    Dude, its piss easy.

    Get rid of the standard oil filter pipe that connects to the standard airbox.
    (Mine needed scissors, wont pull off)

    Connect breather filter.

    Done.

    Might upload a pic of mine if I can find...
  5. #5
    Don't pay attention to the arrows and writing crap on the images

    Old Engine Bay




    New Engine Bay



  6. #6
    Ahh, it lets the oil vapors out, i'm with ya
    and it a easy clip on jobby
    Sick, just got an air filter on its way..
    Didnt know what to do with this dud breather filter
    thanks for the info guys, appreciate it (Y)
  7. #7
    Silly question, but I take it the pipe circled in the picture is the one moved to just above the breather filter (in pic) ? I heard somebody say it is needed for the brakes, so i take it if i ordered an induction it would have this inlet?
  8. #8
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by craig1gk View Post
    Silly question, but I take it the pipe circled in the picture is the one moved to just above the breather filter (in pic) ? I heard somebody say it is needed for the brakes, so i take it if i ordered an induction it would have this inlet?
    No?
    The circled pipe is a vacuum, sucking air from the air filter.

    I had orginally done it incorrectly and circled it because I didn't know where it went. I had the breather pipe connected to the air filter which worked too but I got some help and now its as it is in pic 2.