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    Posted: 16 Jun 2020 at 9:11pm
1953 B that has been “neglected” a bit while life got in the way. Finally getting to it. 

Before cleaning the carb out, which it needs, I drained the engine oil and installed a new oil filter.

Went to add the new oil and the breather cap appears to be frozen in place. I tried WD-40, a hammer, small oil filter wrench etc. but this thing is not budging. I am thinking I will need to remove the valve cover and hammer the cap from the underside. 

Do you guys have any other suggestions for getting the breather cap freed up?
Rob
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I had one like that... used 16 inch adjustable pipe pliers..... didnt look to  good when it finally came off.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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kinda what I am thinking. I guess I should order the new breather cap now, since it may not survive the “removal process.”
Rob
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Rob,
Yes it is probably rusted in place. Removing the valve cover and trying to tap it out upside down sounds like it might work too!
Post some pictures.
Regards,
 Chris
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Use a strap wrench on it. Turn it back and forth as much as possible to loosen things up. if that fails, twist it off any way you can and replace it.
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