cjoec01

I did the mod a while back like for the 636, but the 07 doesn't have the vacum lines to plug.
The problem i believe I'm having is the oil is building pressure. Had the valve cover gasket replaced once allready. All was good for awhile now 1st leak at the clutch arm oil seal. then tonite smelt burnt oil, looked n the same V/C leak(warrenty is up so I get to reseat it).
I'm thinking the T either has to be gutted or replaced with a normal hardware store version, their is a wire that goes to it(open/closes?it, the T?) thus my oil problems.
Help me out, opinions, theorys experiences what ever..Thanks

old man roger

your pair valve needs to be disabled because it opens and closes when not disabled and that will cause pressure , it will either be vacuum operated or electrically operated , if it is vacuum operated then disconnect the vacuum line and plug it , if electrically operated unplug it ....

cjoec01

As simple as that, unplug it?! I did leave it plugged in. Hopefully the V/C seal is still in place and not popped out, find out tomorrow. Thanks OMR.
My sub is handling like a champ

old man roger

some people leave it plugged in to fool the computer but they disconnect all the vent hoses from it and replace it with a pvc t fitting , you can do it this way just tuck it out of the way ...

navajowalks

whatcha end up doing to fix this? i was wondering the same thing should i just unplug it or replace the whole thing with a T fitting...

old man roger

either way work fine as long as it's unplugged it will flow

navajowalks

is there any cons to just unpluging it... whats the computer going to do?

old man roger

i have seen a bunch just unplugged and there were no problems

cjoec01

I ended up leaving it plugged in, zip tied out of the way and replaced the T. No more oil leaking out(pushed out by pressure).

old man roger

that works as long as you replace it with the t fitting

Armenian

im confused

navajowalks

cool thanks for the reply. going to be working on my bike tonight so i'll finish that part up and move on to the next project

old man roger