BOLT IN BREATHER BULKHEAD

🔧 Product Description

The Fittings247 710 Series Bolt-In Breather Bulkhead is a versatile, high-quality fitting designed for rocker covers, breather tanks, and fuel tanks, providing a secure and professional solution for venting systems. This bolt-in style bulkhead fitting allows you to easily add a breather or return line without welding, making it ideal for custom fabrication and performance builds.

Engineered for durability and reliability, it ensures a leak-free seal while allowing efficient airflow for crankcase ventilation or tank breathing.

⚙️ Key Features

• Bolt-in breather bulkhead fitting for easy installation
• Suitable for rocker covers, breather tanks, and fuel tanks
• No welding required – perfect for DIY and professional builds
• Designed for secure, leak-free sealing
• Compatible with AN hose systems (size dependent on variant)
• Durable construction for long-term use in harsh environments

🏁 Performance Benefits

• Improves crankcase ventilation and pressure management
• Allows proper fuel tank breathing to prevent pressure build-up
• Ensures reliable sealing without leaks
• Ideal for custom catch can and breather setups
• Provides a clean, professional installation finish

🚗 Fitment & Application

• Rocker covers (valve covers)
• Breather tanks and catch cans
• Fuel tanks and surge tanks
• Universal use across street, track, and motorsport builds

🛠️ Installation Notes

• Drill appropriate hole size for bulkhead fitting
• Install using supplied hardware (washer/seal/nut if applicable)
• Ensure sealing surfaces are clean before tightening
• Do not overtighten to avoid damaging threads or seals
• Pressure test system after installation

🔩 Specifications

• Series: 710 Series
• Brand: Fittings247
• Type: Bolt-in breather bulkhead fitting
• Mounting: Bulkhead (through-panel/through-cover)
• Application: Breather, vent, or return line systems
• Material: Aluminium or stainless steel (variant dependent)

💡 Why You Might Need It

• Adding a breather port to rocker covers or tanks
• Installing a catch can or crankcase ventilation system
• Creating a vented fuel system setup
• Avoiding welding with a simple bolt-in solution