Recently came across this Laguna Seca with a small oil line run to the back of the motor. It looks like a factory part most likely to oil the transmission. Has anyone seen the inside and what the feed does in the motor?
-Cranky-

Ciao Cranky, forse prende olio motore fresco e lo invia al cambio di velocità?

Mai visto niente del genere.

Hello Cranky, maybe take fresh engine oil and sends it to the gearbox?

Never seen anything like it.

carlo

Yes it is Carlo, some early paso's have it too.

Jarno

Confirm, my paso has it too!!

If I understand correctly, the oil pump motor paso, is more powerful?


Higher oil flow?

Ciao amici. Carlo

I am sure that I can remember a "factory" 1980's F1/F2 engine with a simular oil line.

Hi,
I never seen that on the 4 /5 "european" Paso engines i worked on. Looking inside the case i did not see anything to grease in the bottom of case.
On work TT there were a line supplying fresh oil from exchanger to the heads and cams with a connection to the gears and shafts. In this case it was clearly to cool the gear box.
Regards,