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Originally Posted by andpol View Post
I realize this is an older thread, but my question still applies. How exactly does this relocation help since the 1 way valve is still in place, only higher? Won't a negative pressure still cause water to be sucked in from the rear diff seals?
#1). The long length of hose probably provides enough flexibility to compensate for the pressure differences, maintaining seal integrity.

#2) #1 doesn't matter because I replaced the one way valve w/ a breather, same part number as the breather the front diff. Check the parts list in the original post...

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