Differential Breather Kit - Raw Mind Engineering
Rear Scuba Kit Only 2007-2013 FJ Cruiser
I tried emailing them but no response.
Rear Scuba Kit Only 2007-2013 FJ Cruiser
I tried emailing them but no response.
Will this diff breather kit work on '15 TEP?
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mikey's2010SR5
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LandCruiser
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I'd be leery of buying anything from someone who can't spell "breather" or can't be bothered to answer technical emails.
I emailed them last year before and after I bought mine and received prompt responses. Vacation??
wfo9
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The parts to eliminate the rear 1 way breather and route a 2-way breather up high should be about 15-$20. No need for a $100 kit.
The ones in the front are already pretty darn high (near top of driver side fender). If you ford water up that high you really need a snorkel also.
Just do a few searches, plenty of info on how to do the relocation here.
The ones in the front are already pretty darn high (near top of driver side fender). If you ford water up that high you really need a snorkel also.
Just do a few searches, plenty of info on how to do the relocation here.
Thanks for the replies. I'm only looking to reroute the rear diff and locker, leaving the trans, transfer, and front diffs alone (as stated they are high enough in the engine bay).
I've seen a few writeups on the fuel line, etc. Just like the idea of having a kit that has each and every part tested and verfied (ie no mismatched threads, etc).
I'll try another email
I've seen a few writeups on the fuel line, etc. Just like the idea of having a kit that has each and every part tested and verfied (ie no mismatched threads, etc).
I'll try another email
Saker
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Yes it will work. I ordered the breather manifold from him and did the rest with easily purchased parts.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1721720-post13.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1721720-post13.html
Yes it will work. I ordered the breather manifold from him and did the rest with easily purchased parts.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1721720-post13.html
thanks for all the info. I've emailed them twice, and still no reply. At this point I think I'll research the complete DIY route and decide from there.
4Running303
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Yea, he didn't reply to me either...no big deal, found the parts on amazon.com, and the toyota part that Saker listed was easy to find online. $8 shipped.
Saker
Senior Member
Always remember to leave some extra hose to allow the rear axle flex...
last thing you want to do is have the hose pull away from the diff fitting!
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