Gearbox breather on 1850 single rail?
Gearbox breather on 1850 single rail?
I know that gearboxes like to be vented to the air to prevent any pressure build up. Where is the breather on the 1850 single rail box? I would like to check that mine is clear.
Mike
(1969 MGB GTV8, 1977 Dolomite 1850HL, 1971 MGB roadster now all three on the road)
(1969 MGB GTV8, 1977 Dolomite 1850HL, 1971 MGB roadster now all three on the road)
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Re: Gearbox breather on 1850 single rail?
That's interesting because looking down the tunnel from the engine bay that top plate on my car has some oil lying on it, and may be the cause of a small amount of oil dripping from the gearbox area. Assuming that oil has come through the breather, why would that happen? The oil level was only up to the bottom of the filler hole.
When I drained the gearbox the other day so I could get the OD solenoid out, the oil was very frothy. Is that normal? I'm using EP80 GL4 oil.
When I drained the gearbox the other day so I could get the OD solenoid out, the oil was very frothy. Is that normal? I'm using EP80 GL4 oil.
Mike
(1969 MGB GTV8, 1977 Dolomite 1850HL, 1971 MGB roadster now all three on the road)
(1969 MGB GTV8, 1977 Dolomite 1850HL, 1971 MGB roadster now all three on the road)