'98 Xplorer 300 Compression Question
#13
In case you can't make out the text, the outlet on the top I believe is the choke overflow/vent outlet. The second outlet from the top is the one I am questioning. The yellowish hose at the bottom is the transmission overflow line that comes up from the tranny.
#15
When you say "the one in front" are you referring to the one at the top of my picture? If so, I agree, I believe that is supposed to be connected via a T-fitting to the vent line coming off of the bowl and two then vented into the frame. The one I am unsure of is the brass one at the bottom of my picture which is circled. I don't think that is a vent line.
#16
Originally posted by: drewchips
When you say "the one in front" are you referring to the one at the top of my picture? If so, I agree, I believe that is supposed to be connected via a T-fitting to the vent line coming off of the bowl and two then vented into the frame. The one I am unsure of is the brass one at the bottom of my picture which is circled. I don't think that is a vent line.
When you say "the one in front" are you referring to the one at the top of my picture? If so, I agree, I believe that is supposed to be connected via a T-fitting to the vent line coming off of the bowl and two then vented into the frame. The one I am unsure of is the brass one at the bottom of my picture which is circled. I don't think that is a vent line.
#17
Really? Okay, I will try that. But why would they put an inlet that needed to be blocked off? I would think that if there is a hose fitting on it, it would take a hose. I will try blocking off the black one and see if that works. All the pictures I have seem to show the black fitting being connected via a T-fitting to the vent line from the bowl on the bottom.
#18
its too big for a vent line. the small brass fitting in front would maybe hooked to a "t". sometimes carb. bodies are made for differnt applications where the fitting might be used. hopefully some who reads this has a xplorer to look at or has first hand knowledge of this line. good luck.
#19
I tried blocking off the black outlet and using the brass one as a vent and got nothing.
When you say "its too big for a vent line" actually the black plastic outlet is the same size or smaller than the brass one. I think the picture distorts the size. The black plastic outlet at the top of the picture has a small 90 degree elbow where it tapers down to a very small opening (no bigger than 1/8" ID tubing.
When you say "its too big for a vent line" actually the black plastic outlet is the same size or smaller than the brass one. I think the picture distorts the size. The black plastic outlet at the top of the picture has a small 90 degree elbow where it tapers down to a very small opening (no bigger than 1/8" ID tubing.



