• 4 Stroke Husqvarna Motorcycles Made In Italy - About 1989 to 2014
    TE = 4st Enduro & TC = 4st Cross

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2010 TXC 450 engine breather hose question?

moosesp

Husqvarna
AA Class
Hello everyone, I tried a search to see if anyone has re-routed the engine breather on the 2010 but I came up with nothing. Everyone seems to be talking about the TXC 449 with this modification. My stock breather is routed into the intake duct between the air filter and the carb. I know in the past with my KTM's I have re-routed the breather to the open air to prevent oil vapour from getting back into the intake system. Has anyone done this to the TXC 450? If so have you installed a filter on the end of the breather line and just left it in the air box. This seems to be a good place to keep this breather. Hope someone has some input.
 
on my 2006 TE450 I ran a K&N breather filter into my airbox see foto. Probably should have had it turned down a little. See photo,, wait to see 2011 TE310 and 13 TXC310R for my better evolved set up.
 
It was messy in this set up and for my 2008 TXC450 I left it in the intake boot (but never liked the idea of sucking hot oily vapor and sometimes liquid oil into the intake, that is just an epa closed loop set up
look up front behind the skid plate in frint of the cylinder thats where I kept the k&n crankcase breather on both my 310s, also used the zipty oil return set up on this bike the 2013 txc310r.
 
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