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JohnBoy Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 825 Gender:	filtering the vacuum lines? 08/20/09 at 14:28:04 A quick question. Is the fact that both the carb vacuum lines are open ended and unfiltered a risk of contamination? Putting a high flow filter in place would be pretty simple if it is warranted. Any comments?
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Re: filtering the vacuum lines?
Reply #1 - 08/20/09 at 16:23:00

stock position is up the frame rails under the tank for the vent tubes
vach line is open ? (if you changed petcock plug the vach line) vach end of line is filtered from the air cleaner....
daily dirt road riding? cant imagine whats goin to get up in there,
a spider if its parked too long..
have heard filters on crank case vent tubes, first time for bowl vent

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Serowbot YaBB Moderator ModSquad Offline OK.... so what's the speed of dark? Posts: 28625 Tucson Az Gender:	Re: filtering the vacuum lines? Reply #2 - 08/20/09 at 17:00:26 The vent tubes don't suck,... so no filter is needed... The crankcase vent,... blows... o.k., sometimes it sucks too... I imagine you're sitting in your shop with two nifty looking little filters, thinking..... "Hmmmm?".... "Maybe on my helmet vents".....
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JohnBoy Serious Thumper Offline SuzukiSavage.com Rocks! Posts: 825 Gender:	Re: filtering the vacuum lines? Reply #3 - 08/20/09 at 18:37:39 Your pretty close to right on that one
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