Where to buy a check valve for breather line on 06 mastiff 117

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Jimhuck

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Hey guys , I’m new owner to a 06 mastiff with a 117 engine , I’m trying to find where to buy the inline check valve located between the rear jug and air cleaner back plate. I’m lovin the bike but not the oil misting out , I swear I saw one in my search to correct this but I can’t find it now, I would appreciate any help. Thanks Jim
 

mleach72

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Hey guys , I’m new owner to a 06 mastiff with a 117 engine , I’m trying to find where to buy the inline check valve located between the rear jug and air cleaner back plate. I’m lovin the bike but not the oil misting out , I swear I saw one in my search to correct this but I can’t find it now, I would appreciate any help. Thanks Jim
You should be able to get one at just about any auto parts store. I believe the breather line is 3/8". If your valve is missing, that is creating a intake leak. The bike should run better when you replace it.
 

Jimhuck

New Member
its still misting oil after I installed the new check valve, I installed it black side toward air cleaner and it should be sucking shut but it’s not, I beleave I have a vacuum leak somewhere and wonder if anyone could direct me further, I’m going to try spraying some starting fluid around intake manifold while it’s running, couldnt I plug the line so it’s not blowing out anymore,
 

mleach72

Well-Known Member
its still misting oil after I installed the new check valve, I installed it black side toward air cleaner and it should be sucking shut but it’s not, I beleave I have a vacuum leak somewhere and wonder if anyone could direct me further, I’m going to try spraying some starting fluid around intake manifold while it’s running, couldnt I plug the line so it’s not blowing out anymore,
Is the front breather line attached to the manifold?
 

mleach72

Well-Known Member
Yes it is,
Hmm, that is very strange. Pull the check valve out of the breather line and start the bike. If you put your finger over the breather line, you should feel a vacuum. If there is no vacuum, then something is screwed up. It made me wonder why the PO removed the valve in the first place. You can run both breather lines to the ground. Just remember to plug the hole in the ac and cap the vacuum port.
 
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TreeGuru

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Hey guys , I’m new owner to a 06 mastiff with a 117 engine , I’m trying to find where to buy the inline check valve located between the rear jug and air cleaner back plate. I’m lovin the bike but not the oil misting out , I swear I saw one in my search to correct this but I can’t find it now, I would appreciate any help. Thanks Jim
Jim reference your Blow By problem, Is it possible too much oil has been added to the crankcase on your last oil change. You have a drain plug on your oil tank and a drain plug on your crankcase. If you drain just your oil tank and add oil to factory specs without checking the dipstick your overfilled. If you are overfilled you can use a turkey baster to suck some out, clean breather housing and address bottom of air filter that is probably saturated with oil.
You will have a split in opinions about draining the crankcase because you don't want to strip the threads. It's better to use a product called Rogue Chopper Scavenger to remove the oil from the crankcase while you perform your oil change. That way you don't risk stripping the threads on crankcase.
 
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mittens

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Maybe I missed it but I only drain the Oil tank, and change the filter. I never drain the bottom of the case?
 

HMAN

I just like my Freedom
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Where exactly do you see the oil "misting"? May help narrow down the problem?
 
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