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#44959 - 18/10/05 03:00 PM
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Originally posted by mudx4x4: Originally posted by AHTOXA: [b] Originally posted by mudx4x4: [b] quote:
Originally posted by shortcut:
Wow this is nice info. GOing to have to start relocating. WOOHOO. Water here I come  . OKay maybe ill wait but, soon. just becareful with water, i dont have a pic of it, but on our trucks the alternator sits very low in the engine, frying alternators is a common thing people have happen when doing deep water crossings[/b]
If anything, clean water is only beneficial because it'll clean it out a little.[/b]yea but how often do you cross nice and clean water? all the water crossings ive done contain mud, some rocks, and whatever else is hiding in there
True that.
Apparently, mud, you are like me and bored at work so you sit on XOC. You're here every time I post! ![[Laughing]](graemlins/laughing.gif)
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#44960 - 18/10/05 08:04 PM
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I take it thats really the only problem with going through water. What else though. I mean what about inside the X. I think water will be driven around for now. THank you for all this. Now its something to work on. I mean I think it would be fun to cross streams and what not.
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#44961 - 18/10/05 08:59 PM
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#44962 - 18/10/05 09:44 PM
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Starting in 02, the rear axle did not have a breather tube that goes up, just a floater type shutoff CAP.
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#44963 - 19/10/05 05:30 AM
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Originally posted by AHTOXA: Originally posted by mudx4x4: [b] Originally posted by AHTOXA: [b] quote:
Originally posted by mudx4x4:
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Originally posted by shortcut:
Wow this is nice info. GOing to have to start relocating. WOOHOO. Water here I come . OKay maybe ill wait but, soon. just becareful with water, i dont have a pic of it, but on our trucks the alternator sits very low in the engine, frying alternators is a common thing people have happen when doing deep water crossings[/b]
If anything, clean water is only beneficial because it'll clean it out a little.[/b]yea but how often do you cross nice and clean water? all the water crossings ive done contain mud, some rocks, and whatever else is hiding in there
True that.
Apparently, mud, you are like me and bored at work so you sit on XOC. You're here every time I post!
well your close, i'm in college so i'm bored at school ![[LOL]](graemlins/lol.gif) , but right now i'm inbetween classes, gimmie a couple years to get a real job after i graudate, then i'll be bored at work and on XOC like you  but since XOC is the only thing that really entertains me on the internet, i'm, usually here when im near a computer lol the rest of the internet is so boring with no drama
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#44965 - 19/10/05 11:52 AM
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Originally posted by airbornenurse: Thanks BP. I'll add alittle color under your screen name.  cool - thanks! ![[Wave]](graemlins/wave.gif) -Bp
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#44966 - 19/10/05 12:02 PM
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Originally posted by oleblue:
Starting in 02, the rear axle did not have a breather tube that goes up, just a floater type shutoff CAP. My '02 DOES have the breather tube going up to the body.
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#44967 - 19/10/05 01:23 PM
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Originally posted by AHTOXA: Originally posted by oleblue:
[b]Starting in 02, the rear axle did not have a breather tube that goes up, just a floater type shutoff CAP. Is it also dependant on whether or not you have a dealer installed tow hitch? I think I remember seeing some Nissan bulletin regarding the axle breathers when having a hitch installed,(maybe because they think you will run out and launch boats or something.) -Bp
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#44968 - 19/10/05 04:46 PM
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Originally posted by AHTOXA: Originally posted by oleblue:
[b]Starting in 02, the rear axle did not have a breather tube that goes up, just a floater type shutoff CAP. Correction then, Later 02's. You know, the ones with the newer air dam (at that time). I have the Nissan hitch too.
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#44969 - 24/10/05 10:12 AM
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#44970 - 24/10/05 11:06 AM
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And here is one on my later 02 
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#44971 - 24/10/05 12:02 PM
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I wonder if they are interchangeable...like can the end of the '02 pop onto the end of the '01?
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#44972 - 24/10/05 04:32 PM
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2000 & 2001 has breather tubes that run up to the body.
2002 and up has one-way check valves instead of a tube that only let stuff (air) out of the diff. Problem is, they tend to completely clog, and which allows the diff to pressurize, and you will start seeing some oil seeping out where there are gaskets/joints.
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#44973 - 24/10/05 07:15 PM
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I will post mine up tommorrow.
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#44974 - 25/10/05 05:30 AM
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I have a oil "wet" spot around my breather tube. Any ideas? We had the same type breathers on alot of our military vehicles, we were told just to make sure they could spin and that would indicate a operable breather. 
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#44975 - 16/04/06 10:37 PM
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so would it be a good idea to run a tube up high?? If I have one of these caps.. And are they on the t-case and the tranny??
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#44976 - 17/04/06 11:42 AM
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Originally posted by xterra in HI:
so would it be a good idea to run a tube up high?? If I have one of these caps.. And are they on the t-case and the tranny?? Yes, t-case and tranny should have the breathers as well. I think it's a good idea to run the higher in case you are stuck in deep water for more than a minute or so.
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#44977 - 17/04/06 12:18 PM
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I just replaced mine. I drilled and tapped out the diff so I could put a 1/2"ips fitting in there (ARB has now recommended doing this to prevent the oil blowback problem that is common with them) I ran a 3/8"id pressure washer hose from the axle up into the top of the rear tail light. It was really pretty easy.
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#44978 - 17/04/06 12:49 PM
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Is that enough? ive seen the video where u go deeper? Terminate at the rack perhaps :-)
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