Location of stock pissers on B1

[ItsRixter]

Okay, I consider myself somewhat of a blaster expert. That said, I acquired a 1995 B1 and it doesn't have a stock pisser coming out of the left (or right) side under the bond line. So I was thinking someone patched this one up and modified it. I have owned numerous blasters (93, 95, 96) but most of them were 96. I confirmed in photos the 96 has a pisser off the left side. But it looks like 93-95 do not. Where the heck does it dump the cooling line? I checked OEM diagrams for 93, 95 and 96 and it does not show it anywhere. WTH?

 

[mikidymac]

Not sure on the blasters but the 650 square noses didn’t have a pisser. Not that it helps.

 

[Mike W]

I’m pretty certain B1s didn’t come with a water bypass from the factory. Why the SJ did and B1 didn’t is something I could never figure out.

 

[SXIPro]

On the B1, at least the year I have, the water just goes out the exhaust. There is no fitting sending it elsewhere.

 

[FATislander66]

I don't know if mine is factory but I have two coming out closer to the nose on the left side.

 

[EB18]

No pissers on the b1.

 

[ItsRixter]

No pissers on the b1.

1996 have pissers

 

[ItsRixter]

All these examples of 1996 B1 have pissers. I had a few 96 and they all had them.

Strange is the 95 (and earlier) don't seem to have them), so where is the water going out?

here is a 1995:

 

[EB18]

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All these examples of 1996 B1 have pissers. I had a few 96 and they all had them.

Strange is the 95 (and earlier) don't seem to have them), so where is the water going out?

here is a 1995:

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My bad, was going off my bone stock ‘93 wb1. All of the water just dumps back into the pipe. My 2010 sj has basically the same setup but there is a T fitting that branches off to the pisser. As far as I know the only reason for the pisser on a stock application is so the rider knows the engine is receiving water. It’s just a visual reference. Of course in a mod setup you may want to reduce water out the pipe so you’d need pissers, but stock is just a reference tool.