Why would an oil separator have a vent into the engine bay?
Motor Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Asked by luntain on August 20, 2021
This is Alfa Romeo Giulietta installed oil separator. Disassembly shows the vent is guarded by a flat rubber circle pushed up by a spring. This rubber flab probably ensures the air only flows in. Other than that the separator is connected to the engine block for oil to drip, and has two hoses: one leading to the intake hose before turbo charger and the other probably to the crank case. Why would it have this vent in the cover?
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If the cover did not have a vent, then the membrane could only move if it compressed the air enclosed or caused a depression relative to atmospheric pressure which is not the effect the desingner / manufacturer was wanting...
Answered by Solar Mike on August 20, 2021
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