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Re:Jimny Gen 4 Diff Breathers?

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17 Sep 2019 17:47 #213622 by Gadget
Replied by Gadget on topic Jimny Gen 4 Diff Breathers?
Awesome, ta - sadly no jet engines knocking around spare in my office! :laugh:

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03 Jun 2020 14:14 #223223 by JimDust
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Hey dagzook new to this site and finding it a little difficult to navigate. I am just about to install diff breathers but if like to see your install is there a link you could send me please.? Thanks in adavance

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03 Jun 2020 15:11 #223224 by lookonimages
www.4x4community.co.za/forum/showthread....f-breather-for-rebel


Very detailed setup. Page 2 much more detail.


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13 Jul 2020 19:00 - 13 Jul 2020 19:01 #225013 by Grim Reaper
Would something like this be a better option?
Thread the outside of the diff breather outlet stubs (which should be doable without getting any swarf down into the diff casings) and then loctite the barbed fitting into the desired orientation, attach suitable hose and feed up to desired height.

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13 Jul 2020 19:56 #225021 by DAGZOOK
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Possibly, the general consensus seem to recommend running a 1/8 bsp male tap internally down the axle housing breather spigot. But I gather that tends to be a job when the axle has been removed or the vehicle is heavily lifted.. much prettier end result. Bit daft that Suzuki made the breather spigots so big in the first place!

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13 Jul 2020 22:21 #225031 by crash486
I tapped mine following suggestions from a mechanic who has done quite a few. He recommended loading the tap with grease which traps the swarf. Cut a few threads, wipe off grease with trapped swarf, load with clean grease and repeat.
This worked for me. I did change the diff oil after this as I'm a bit paranoid but it was due a change anyway.
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