Breathers

Thomas McClintock

Anyone know where the breathers exit or are located on the front diff, transmission, and the transfer case? I know the rear axle exits under the left rear fender by the gas inlet. Thx

I know @TK1215 has installed the breather kit so he will know.

Thx, I'll wait a bit for TK to answer in this thread, then if not, I'll PM.

Thomas McClintock

Thx, I'll wait a bit for TK to answer in this thread, then if not, I'll PM.

I am following. I would like to trace mine as well. I could trace mine myself, it is just easier if you are forewarned where to look.

Two of the breather tubes are next to each other against the drivers side firewall to the left of the upfitter switch wiring bundle. If I remember correctly, the last one is more towards the passenger side. Mid passenger side. I think I did a post about it, I will check for it. I utilized barbed connectors between the factory tubes and the tubing from the kit.

It is in the thread: What did you do to your Bronco today? Page 176, starting with post #3502 Questions are welcome🤪

Thx, I'll be checking that out.

TK1215

It is in the thread: What did you do to your Bronco today? Page 176, starting with post #3502 Questions are welcome🤪

Thanks Tim, I found them after reading your post on where they were. Question...what's the advantage to something like the ARB system, all in one place? Air filtration? Better at keeping water out? Something else? Thx

Thomas McClintock

Thanks Tim, I found them after reading your post on where they were. Question...what's the advantage to something like the ARB system, all in one place? Air filtration? Better at keeping water out? Something else? Thx

It helps with the water clearances. Up higher means less chance of drawing any into the stock ones. I just added on to what was there. and puts them in one place