Hello
You also have this system which has the advantage of not having any connection with the outside (avoids dust and water ingress).
when the pressure rises the bellows inflate
Eric
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installing differential breathers
Re: installing differential breathers
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Re: installing differential breathers
interesting,
how would i install it on the rear diff ?
I guess i need to add some kind of nipple so i can connect this rubber breather ?
i would drill and install the nipple here (red circle) ?
how would i install it on the rear diff ?
I guess i need to add some kind of nipple so i can connect this rubber breather ?
i would drill and install the nipple here (red circle) ?
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Hugues
From Switzerland
From Switzerland
Re: installing differential breathers
You'll find that the pressure pushes oil out, but it is highly unlikely that it would be pushed or sucked back in. It's a very small amount of oil too. The problem is usually that it drips or get on the outside of the vehicle at higher speeds. The closed thing looks interesting. I'd like to see how that's installed. The little rubber grommets on the wire are hard to keep from rotting.
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Re: installing differential breathers
I plan on installing diff breathers (fr & r). Is it just a matter of removing the cover and connecting the wires or is there a spring waiting to jump out at me?
Also, is it supposed to be dry (No oil)?
Also, is it supposed to be dry (No oil)?
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Re: installing differential breathers
No springs. Just remove, reconnect and install the new one with breather.
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