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Jan 9, 2004 | 12:23 PM
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From: Southern California
Originally posted by mt_goat
Mine rear breather goes up to the bottom of my bed and then hangs down about 4 inches, that will let any spray drain out. My front breather goes up next to the battery. I guess you could run the rear tube up front, hose is cheap.
Mine rear breather goes up to the bottom of my bed and then hangs down about 4 inches, that will let any spray drain out. My front breather goes up next to the battery. I guess you could run the rear tube up front, hose is cheap.
Routing to the front sounds good. maybe when I decide to change that again I'll put it with the others in the engine bay...
Jan 9, 2004 | 01:00 PM
#23
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From: Duvall, WA
Originally posted by 4x4CPOSEADOG
Wow! Good write-up by WATRD. Good Job! Now, do you have any write up for the front differential? How do you guys extend the breather on the front diff? Any idea?
Noel
Wow! Good write-up by WATRD. Good Job! Now, do you have any write up for the front differential? How do you guys extend the breather on the front diff? Any idea?
Noel
The front diff breather is already extended and is mounted on the inside of the drivers side fender, about half way up the wheel well indentation. It's high enough for moderate use where the water level doesn't get higher than your door sills or so. If you want to extend it, just add some hose to the existing set up with a double barbed connector and a couple of hose clamps.
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