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the two 90◘ on top are temporary to protect from rain.

Oil heater in garage, long, 5" dia flue coming out side of house.

without two 90° elbows on top and without the lower elbow and without the 4' vertical I get 0.005 wc draft. I need 0.02 to 0.035 wc draft. I might install a draft inducer fan inside the garage. Either that or secure the 4' vertical and put a flue cap on top.

Im not interested in laws or regulations. Ive read them all.
 
ive read the rules and regs. Im following most and I have made informed decisions which ones to not follow. I did the same when i installed my roof, fixed my plumbing, repaired my car etcetera.
 

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