Feuling Vented Dipstick - Polished - 3087

The Feuling Parts Vented Dipstick is a direct replacement for your factory oil fill spout, engineered to vent excessive crankcase pressure from the oil tank through a PCV-style breather. This helps to maintain optimal engine performance and extend engine life.

Description

This billet dipstick features an integrated oil separator system, complete with a perforated disc, replaceable filter element, and umbrella flapper valve. By effectively venting blowby – the pressure forced past the rings and cylinders – the Feuling dipstick reduces unwanted pressure buildup in the oil tank. Feuling's testing demonstrates that using this vented dipstick leads to decreased engine oil sump levels, smoother engine revving, increased MPG, and reduced blowby. The kit includes two venting options: a 1/8 NPT breather vent fitting with an internal porous filter element, and a quick disconnect coupler fitting with a rubber hose and filter element. Proudly made in the USA, this dipstick is a must-have for any serious rider looking to maximize their engine's efficiency and longevity.

Features & highlights

• Vents excessive crankcase pressure from the oil tank.
• Reduces unwanted blowby, improving engine performance.
• Helps maintain optimal oil levels and extends engine life.
• Includes two venting options for versatile installation.
• CNC-machined from billet aluminum with a polished finish.
• Made in the USA.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Feuling Parts
• Product Name: Vented Dipstick
• Base Color: Silver
• Color/Finish: Polished

Important to know

This dipstick gets hot during use; always use a glove when checking the oil level. Feuling recommends maintaining the hot oil level between 90% and 99% full. Note that there are two ways to accurately read the oil level: with the bike on the jiffy stand (FHS - Full Hot Stand) or upright and level (FHU - Full Hot Upright). Avoid idling or warming up the bike on the kickstand, as this can skew the oil level reading in the tank due to the oil pickup port's location on the right side of the engine.