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06 Breather valve on rear diff?

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Old May 28, 2008
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06 Breather valve on rear diff?

So I just recently went offroading with some friends of mine and afterwards i looked under my truck to make sure that my breather tubes stayed dry but i couldn't find the tube on the diff. My friend just figured that my rear diff. was sealed of to the elements but i want to make sure.

Is there a breather valve/tube on the rear diff. and if so where is it located?
 
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Old May 28, 2008
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Yes there is a breather. On my 03 it is on top of the driver's side axle tube. It just goes to a clip on the frame.
 
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Old May 28, 2008
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heres my 8.8 when i got it.

you can see whats left of the vent tube.

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Old May 28, 2008
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If yours is missing you can make a new one real easy. Mine was always coming undone because it wasn't long enough due to my lift so I made a new longer one yesterday.
 
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i'm sure you already did, but if you think that you dunked your breather, pull the filler plug and see if the oil is over-full and hence contaminated with water. or just change it anyways!
 
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Old May 29, 2008
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ok thanks alot guys ill check it aout again just to make sure.
 
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