P1000 What Size Vent lines and how many feet?

[GlockMeister]

You got a link to the two filters you used ?

Amazon.com: Poweka Pack of 10 Oil Fuel Filter for Most Stihl Chainsaw Models 020-026 036 044 MS200-280 MS380 TS700 TS800: Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

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[joeymt33]

You got a link to the two filters you used ?

I bought mine locally at Lowes but it looks like Glock got you the link you need.

 

[utvmi]

Amazon.com: Poweka Pack of 10 Oil Fuel Filter for Most Stihl Chainsaw Models 020-026 036 044 MS200-280 MS380 TS700 TS800: Patio, Lawn & Garden

Will those work on both the 1/4 & 1/8 size lines or did you use something different ?

 

[JTW]

I would suggest saving yourself some time and just buy the kit..

P1000 - Vent Tube Relocation Kits

 

[utvmi]

I would suggest saving yourself some time and just buy the kit..

P1000 - Vent Tube Relocation Kits

I don't want them all tied together, Did you use this kit ?

 

[JTW]

I don't want them all tied together, Did you use this kit ?

Yes... the gas tank is separate from the others. So you have two lines running up the rops.

 

[GlockMeister]

Will those work on both the 1/4 & 1/8 size lines or did you use something different ?

I don't think they will work on the 1/8...I had a roll of 3/16 rolling around the shop..I used it on the diffs,fan and adjustment box.

 

[utvmi]

How many people on here running bellows instead of the vent tube extension?

Thinking bellows hooked in the ends of all the stock vent lines and just one line for the fuel tank up into ropes

 

[JTW]

How many people on here running bellows instead of the vent tube extension?

Thinking bellows hooked in the ends of all the stock vent lines and just one line for the fuel tank up into ropes

Don't do that.. use the search function and you'll see why.

 

[joeymt33]

How many people on here running bellows instead of the vent tube extension?

Thinking bellows hooked in the ends of all the stock vent lines and just one line for the fuel tank up into ropes

I used bellows for 700 miles. It worked good for me for everything except for the rear diff. Too much pressure and it pushed the pinion seal out. It was a cheap fix but time consuming.

I still have the bellow on the cable box.

 

[utvmi]

I used bellows for 700 miles. It worked good for me for everything except for the rear diff. Too much pressure and it pushed the pinion seal out. It was a cheap fix but time consuming.

I still have the bellow on the cable box.

Ok I really don't need that headache , I will go the tube route..Thanks

 

[Bayouownbeer]

I use 4 vents instead of 2 check out my page for ideas to make your own or if you like to order a kit I have them for $35 shipped with 3 day shipping. Also have them on eBay.

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" The Original " Honda Pioneer 1000 Vent Extension Kit

 

[Bayouownbeer]

I don't want them all tied together, Did you use this kit ?

Check out my page for ideas I have 4 separate vents for 6 components.

 

[Rambo]

Check out my page for ideas I have 4 separate vents for 6 components.

Ok so I purchased the vent tube kit from Bayouownbeer. After reading the last few post I'm in question on my setup. I ran the gas line separate and tied the rest together. I had an uneasy feeling doing so, but followed the directions or so I thought I did. The kit only came with two filters so this assured me that I did it right. My question is will everything vent properly this way or would I be best to separate some of Them?

 

[JTW]

Ok so I purchased the vent tube kit from Bayouownbeer. After reading the last few post I'm in question on my setup. I ran the gas line separate and tied the rest together. I had an uneasy feeling doing so, but followed the directions or so I thought I did. The kit only came with two filters so this assured me that I did it right. My question is will everything vent properly this way or would I be best to separate some of Them?

Sounds like you bought the same kit I did... I thought it was from @Bayouownbeer too... but it was another guy. It works fine though.. I see no reason to need individual vents.

 

[Bayouownbeer]

Sounds like you bought the same kit I did... I thought it was from @Bayouownbeer too... but it was another guy. It works fine though.. I see no reason to need individual vents.

Only disadvantage would be if you would happen to damage a vent the more components you have tied together to more will be affected.

 

[Bayouownbeer]

Ok so I purchased the vent tube kit from Bayouownbeer. After reading the last few post I'm in question on my setup. I ran the gas line separate and tied the rest together. I had an uneasy feeling doing so, but followed the directions or so I thought I did. The kit only came with two filters so this assured me that I did it right. My question is will everything vent properly this way or would I be best to separate some of Them?

Wasn't my kit I use 4 vents. I feel better about not haveing so many components on the same vent incase it gets damaged, comes loose. Gets penched what ever.

 

[JTW]

Only disadvantage would be if you would happen to damage a vent the more components you have tied together to more will be affected.

I'll buy that..

 

[Rambo]

I'll buy that..

I'll buy that..

I was wrong the kit was from another member. Think I'll reconfigure my setup just for more piece of mind. Thanks for the feedback.

 

[utvmi]

I was wrong the kit was from another member. Think I'll reconfigure my setup just for more piece of mind. Thanks for the feedback.

Just about done with mine and I did them all separate , uses more tubing but my thoughts where that's safest route and that how the Factory has it also.