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| techtalk:ref:engmech04k [2023/12/20 22:22] – hippysmack | techtalk:ref:engmech04k [2025/09/06 19:40] (current) – [Breather Valves (1957-Up)] hippysmack | ||
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| This allows crankcase exhaust air pressure and scavenge oil in the crankcase to be expelled from the crankcase to the breather oil trap and into the gearcase. \\ | This allows crankcase exhaust air pressure and scavenge oil in the crankcase to be expelled from the crankcase to the breather oil trap and into the gearcase. \\ | ||
| The breather valve closes during piston upstroke, creating a controlled amount of vacuum in the crankcase. \\ | The breather valve closes during piston upstroke, creating a controlled amount of vacuum in the crankcase. \\ | ||
| - | **The 1952-1971** breather valve opens at 77° (ATDC) and closes | + | **The 1952-1971** breather valve opens at 25° (ATDC) and closes |
| - | **The 1972-1976** breather valve opens 20°-25° (ATDC) and closes 85°-90° (ABDC), less duration than the 57-71 breather. \\ | + | **The 1972-1976** breather valve opens 20°-25° (ATDC) and closes 85°-90° (ABDC). \\ |
| |Left is the unmodified 1/4 speed R \\ valve. Right is the 1000 stock.|R model is the left one.| | |Left is the unmodified 1/4 speed R \\ valve. Right is the 1000 stock.|R model is the left one.| | ||
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| - | **1977-78 models only**: ((Hopper of the XLFORUM https:// | + | **1977-1978 models only**: ((Hopper of the XLFORUM https:// |
| The timed breather on the oil pump drive was dropped. | The timed breather on the oil pump drive was dropped. | ||
| Without the breather gear that means you have less control of the oil / air density in the crankcase. \\ | Without the breather gear that means you have less control of the oil / air density in the crankcase. \\ | ||