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oil vent hose

I have a 1985 xt 600 and want to know if the oil tank vent hose connects to anything. I did connect it to the vent on top of the cylinder with no problems. I can't figuire out from the manual where it goes. for now i have it pionted down and it oils the chain very well but makes a bad mess of the rear tire. If anybody can check thiers and let me know it would be great
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To the airbox

It should connect to the airbox, clean side. There should be a stump that the hose fits on to. On my 55W this stump is located between the two connections to the carb.

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There are 2 vent hoses one from the crankcase to the air box and one from the cam cover back to the oil tank
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Can anyone post a picture: for 1vj?

Dont have manual, do have the bike, and trying to establish where everything goes"

Out of Air box there are three exit stumps.
The gear side one has a sort of crimped pipe on it 3 inches long.
The brake side pipe goes down to the top of the crankcase (gear side).
... and the middle one doesnt have a pipe! I assume the middle one is the exit, in which case it could be fed to drip on the chain, I like this idea.

Is this correct? would appreciate some pics.

Task for today is to terrorise the sheared exhaust header inserts- Big hammer and heat, dunno where from though
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