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Venting/draining hoses

Matias

Matias

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Dear all,

Hope someone can help with this....
I have a Griso 1100. Looking under the engine (close to the swing arm pivot) I can see 3 venting/draining hoses (2 with similar diameters and a 3rd smaller).
I know that one of the bigger ones is the airbox drain... Can someone tell me what are the other two?
I found the second from the bigger ones loose and I would like to know were to attach it without having to tear the bike appart....

Thanks guys....

Matias
 
Matias said:
Dear all,

Hope someone can help with this....
I have a Griso 1100. Looking under the engine (close to the swing arm pivot) I can see 3 venting/draining hoses (2 with similar diameters and a 3rd smaller).
I know that one of the bigger ones is the airbox drain... Can someone tell me what are the other two?
I found the second from the bigger ones loose and I would like to know were to attach it without having to tear the bike appart....

Thanks guys....

Matias
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The small black open ended tube is the water vent from the battery box.

The other two transparent plugged tubes are vents from the airbox, one from the front bottom of the airbox and the other from the rear of the airbox. They collect any oil buildup in the airbox and allow you to see the buildup and drain it off rather than letting it drip onto the road (or onto the rear tyre).

The front drain is a bit fiddly to fit and route through the tight openings.
 
omega1 said:
The small black open ended tube is the water vent from the battery box.

The other two transparent plugged tubes are vents from the airbox, one from the front bottom of the airbox and the other from the rear of the airbox. They collect any oil buildup in the airbox and allow you to see the buildup and drain it off rather than letting it drip onto the road (or onto the rear tyre).

The front drain is a bit fiddly to fit and route through the tight openings.
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Thank you Omega1
 
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