Just checking out the diff breathers today and it looks like the rear one at least is connected to a cross bar on the chassis??? Has anyone had any problems with water in the diff enough to warrannt a change in the breather line?
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I have had mine pretty muddy, and under some water, but never had a problem with water entry.
The major concern is hitting cold water with hot diffs... they tend to contract quickly and can suck some water in... at least thats what I was told by my mechanic. Still, never had a problem.
The major concern is hitting cold water with hot diffs... they tend to contract quickly and can suck some water in... at least thats what I was told by my mechanic. Still, never had a problem.
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If you have any concerns about them, then just extend them you will not have to worry about it then. The breather hoses in mine are tucked away safe and I have played in the Mud allot, having even submurged my vehicle in rivers andd also tank traps and never had water in my diff's and never worried about it.
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