scott oiler on an ST

John W · 08-Apr-2004, 21:22

Hi,

any of you guys have a scott oiler fitted ?
I've brought one for my ST4S and intended to fit it myself, like you do.

However, I was expecting slightly more detailed fitting instructions than the rather vague general ones included in the kit.

Does anyone have one fitted, or can give advice as to the best place to fit the reservour, tubes, etc.

Any help, or pics of a current install gratefully received.

Cheers,
John.

Rushjob · 08-Apr-2004, 21:30

I've got one on mine John.....works well enough & doesn't take up much room.
Dead easy to install & use.
I'll take a few photos & post them tomorrow.
Andy

greyiron · 08-Apr-2004, 22:05

Andy
Could i butt in and ask for a copy 2
nick

John W · 08-Apr-2004, 22:07

Thanks Andy,
I'll look forward to them.

I'm sure it is pretty easy to fit as there isn't a great deal to the kit.
Its always handy to know how others are fitted though.

I assume the reservoir is tiewrapped to one of the rear frame loop top tubes.
I'd be interested to hear/see where the tubing is run in order to get it down to the nossle, and if possible where the vacuum feed is tapped into.

No work tomorrow - wohhhhhoooooo

greyiron · 08-Apr-2004, 22:08

Insurance is nearly due
Anybody got some good leads for the best price.
nick.

saj288 · 08-Apr-2004, 22:40

try www.ducati-insurance.co.uk

SAJ

Rushjob · 09-Apr-2004, 15:11

View of reservior

Rushjob · 09-Apr-2004, 15:12

Another viewof reservoir

Rushjob · 09-Apr-2004, 15:12

Run of feed tube along inside of frame down to swingarm

Rushjob · 09-Apr-2004, 15:14

Tube running across bottom face of swingarm - channel fixed in place with superglue.

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08-Apr-2004, 21:30	#2
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) I've got one on mine John.....works well enough & doesn't take up much room. Dead easy to install & use. I'll take a few photos & post them tomorrow. Andy Reply

08-Apr-2004, 22:05	#3
greyiron Registered Forum User Posts: 12 Join Date: Jul 2003 Mood: drifting Andy Could i butt in and ask for a copy 2 nick Reply

08-Apr-2004, 22:08	#5
greyiron Registered Forum User Posts: 12 Join Date: Jul 2003 Mood: drifting insurance st4s 2002 model Insurance is nearly due Anybody got some good leads for the best price. nick. Reply

08-Apr-2004, 22:40	#6
saj288 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 239 Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: South Beds try www.ducati-insurance.co.uk SAJ Reply

09-Apr-2004, 15:11	#7
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) View of reservior Reply

09-Apr-2004, 15:12	#8
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) Another viewof reservoir Reply

09-Apr-2004, 15:14	#10
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) Tube running across bottom face of swingarm - channel fixed in place with superglue. Reply