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Old 01-30-2011   #1
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Default Cam cover vent material

Getting ready to put cam covers on. What material do you use for the vent tubes. It looks to be a "scotch-brite" material.
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Old 01-30-2011   #2
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Old 01-30-2011   #3
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I used scotch-brite, the green stuff. Folded it up on itself a few times and secured with the stock wire.
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I have some that is about an inch thick, from a floor buffer If any one wants some shoot me your address and I will send you some to cut and use,

I have White, green, red and black. The order is fine to course.

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Layer the Scotch-brite & pack in as much as you can. Will breath fine & will help keep oil in the engine.
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Old 06-09-2014   #7
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Old 06-09-2014   #8
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Getting ready to put cam covers on. What material do you use for the vent tubes. It looks to be a "scotch-brite" material.

I use copper brillo/scubber material you can pick it up anywhere,pack as much as you can.


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Old 06-09-2014   #9
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All,

This is an old thread. Ultimately I replaced the Scotchbrite I originally installed w foam material from Marc Haibeck. Even replacing it in one cam cover was enough to eliminate a persistent oil leak I had when winding the motor beyond 5K.
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This is an old thread. Ultimately I replaced the Scotchbrite I originally installed w foam material from Marc Haibeck. Even replacing it in one cam cover was enough to eliminate a persistent oil leak I had when winding the motor beyond 5K.
I second the motion

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