The gauze is missing from my cubs filler cap. Have searched parts stores to no avail. Does anyone know where to find it or what to use as a substitute?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
I don't think my oil filler cap/dipstick has anything inside the cap, only a wire mesh over part of the bottom inside of the cap.
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
they were full of like a heavy duty brillo pad type material, never available separate from the stick assembly
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
To that end, you should be able to come up with a replacement it you're concerned about dust and/or debri getting into the oil pan. I know "chore boy" used to have a course metal looking scouring pad that could probably be torn apart and loosely stuffed into the cap. Keep in mind it's a breather cap, so what ever you use, not too much or too tight.
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
Kitchen exhaust vent grease mesh looks like a good substitute.
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
I used a course metal scrubbing pad cut in strips and pushed in packed in with a narrow rod . Had stayed in place for years.
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
JimCub48 wrote:I used a course metal scrubbing pad cut in strips and pushed in packed in with a narrow rod . Had stayed in place for years.
Jim, good idea!
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Re: crankcase breather gauze
Thanks guys for all your replies.
Peter, my wife offered me a scotchbrite pad. That is probably what i will use. Thanks for the reply.
Peter, my wife offered me a scotchbrite pad. That is probably what i will use. Thanks for the reply.
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