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XJ550 Seca crank breather pipe question

Discussion in 'XJ Technical Chat' started by Michael R, Nov 29, 2018.

  1. Michael R

    Michael R Member

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    My current breather pipe from the case to airbox is very stiff and difficult to keep attached to airbox. I can’t seem to find new replacements. Chacal?

    Or, is there a later/different Yamaha equivalent that will work? Part number is 4g0-11166-00-00
     
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    If @chacal can’t get one they are used in a few other bikes
     

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  3. Colin 85 700

    Colin 85 700 Active Member

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    Its a breather pipe.... Find any hose that will fit the application and is resistant to oils. Replace as necessarry.
     
  4. Colin 85 700

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    However, if it still fits and you can jam it in place, its OK just a pain in the ass
     
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    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    Getting the bends right without kinking is a trick though.
     
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    XJ550H Well-Known Member Premium Member

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    look at hardware lots on ebay you may find one then sell the bits and pieces
     
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    Try bending using hot air blower SLOWLY massaging the hose to your liking..
     
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    see if you can find a spring to put inside it like they do for raidiator hoses
     
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    The spring on the exterior or interior of the hose trick has worked for me on other bikes. As long as fluids aren't dependant on the hose having flow, your good. It's a breather.
     
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