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YORKSHIRELAD



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fuel tank breather relocation.
Hi all. I've just unclipped my breather from it's location under the wheel arch and shoved it behind the light cover. Do I have to fasten it to anything behind there or is it o.k just hanging about. Cheers,

Richard 1963 Series 2A truck cab
2008 110 SW
Post #17035 22nd Oct 2009 12:04pm
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spudfan



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Why not add an extension and run it along the chassis rail then up to the bulk head. That is what I did to mine. 1982 88" 2.25 diesel
1992 110 200tdi csw -Zikali
2008 110 2.4 tdci csw-Zulu
2011 110 2.4 tdci csw-Masai
Post #17037 22nd Oct 2009 1:23pm
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YORKSHIRELAD



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Cheers for that Spud 1963 Series 2A truck cab
2008 110 SW
Post #17054 22nd Oct 2009 4:29pm
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alantd



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You should be all right just tucking it under the plastic flap.

Obviously an extension is a better long-term solution but moving it is a good start. One that started out as a 2.4 TDCi 110 XS
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Post #17096 23rd Oct 2009 10:31am
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CapeLandy



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I also extended mine into the cab where my dual battery wires come in and have had no fumes or ill effects, only peace of mind Smile Puma 110 - gone
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Post #17129 24th Oct 2009 5:24am
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totoD110



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Re: fuel tank breather relocation.
YORKSHIRELAD wrote:
Hi all. I've just unclipped my breather from it's location under the wheel arch and shoved it behind the light cover. Do I have to fasten it to anything behind there or is it o.k just hanging about. Cheers,

Richard

hi Richard!
which specific wheel arc is it located so i can relocate mine also...
Thanks in advance
Post #17131 24th Oct 2009 5:33am
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YORKSHIRELAD



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Re: fuel tank breather relocation.
Richard[/quote]
hi Richard!
which specific wheel arc is it located so i can relocate mine also...
Thanks in advance[/quote]

Hi. It's under the rear left wheel arch as you look at it from the back. Thumbs Up

Richard 1963 Series 2A truck cab
2008 110 SW
Post #17134 24th Oct 2009 7:44am
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alantd



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Re: fuel tank breather relocation.
totoD110 wrote:
YORKSHIRELAD wrote:
Hi all. I've just unclipped my breather from it's location under the wheel arch and shoved it behind the light cover. Do I have to fasten it to anything behind there or is it o.k just hanging about. Cheers,

Richard

hi Richard!
which specific wheel arc is it located so i can relocate mine also...
Thanks in advance


Yup, rear LHS. It looks like a 6mm tube that is bent over 180 deg with a 2" radius on the bend. At the back of the wheel arch. One that started out as a 2.4 TDCi 110 XS
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Post #17159 24th Oct 2009 8:21pm
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one_iota



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Re: fuel tank breather relocation.
alantd wrote:
totoD110 wrote:
YORKSHIRELAD wrote:
Hi all. I've just unclipped my breather from it's location under the wheel arch and shoved it behind the light cover. Do I have to fasten it to anything behind there or is it o.k just hanging about. Cheers,

Richard

hi Richard!
which specific wheel arc is it located so i can relocate mine also...
Thanks in advance


Yup, rear LHS. It looks like a 6mm tube that is bent over 180 deg with a 2" radius on the bend. At the back of the wheel arch.


Mine being a 10MY had it on the drivers side (RHS) above the tank near the chassis rail:


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This I think was an attempt by LR to get it out of the spray from the rear wheel.

Mine has been extended subequently during the course of the installation of a 40 litre auxiliary fuel tank behind the rear wheel to a higher position. Mahn
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Post #17161 24th Oct 2009 8:38pm
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Post #17164 24th Oct 2009 8:54pm
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totoD110



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Thanks I found mine at the LHS. Thumbs Up
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sasha2001



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3WHouse wrote:
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love your pictures, does your club got out much
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Post #17195 25th Oct 2009 6:00pm
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GR110P



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Greece 
Is it ok to relocate the fuel tank breather to the bulk head ?
I can do it ,easy ,but maybe its too far away from the tank?

Is it functional ?
Post #17430 29th Oct 2009 5:53am
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spudfan



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Extended mine along the chassis rail and up to the bulkhead over a year ago and everything has been fine. 1982 88" 2.25 diesel
1992 110 200tdi csw -Zikali
2008 110 2.4 tdci csw-Zulu
2011 110 2.4 tdci csw-Masai
Post #17457 29th Oct 2009 5:31pm
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sasha2001



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GR110P wrote:
Is it ok to relocate the fuel tank breather to the bulk head ?
I can do it ,easy ,but maybe its too far away from the tank?

Is it functional ?
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Also extended to the front bulkhead and no problems
Post #17459 29th Oct 2009 6:15pm
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