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    1969 911 Oil tank plumbing, breather hose

    Looking through my old pictures before I took my engine out of the car and I can't find a good picture of the oil breather lines that run to the oil tank / filler neck at the right side of the engine bay on my 1969 911T. Just wanted to double check I understand it correctly. Can you look at the picture below and let me know please.

    1: Oil breather hose from the top of the engine?

    2: On the oil filler neck, vapor vent from the air cleaner?

    3: I'm not running the original air filter box, going with the PMO water shield air cleaners, what to I do with this? A hose ran from the front of the air old air box to this location.

    Cheers!

    -Kav



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    1 and 2 are correct, cap off #3. When the heater valves are closed it is assumed you would also want warm air to the snorkle intake to prevent carb icing, you no longer have that feature.
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    Quote Originally Posted by edmayo View Post
    1 and 2 are correct, cap off #3. When the heater valves are closed it is assumed you would also want warm air to the snorkle intake to prevent carb icing, you no longer have that feature.
    Thanks Ed!

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