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  1. 23rd June 2009, 12:20 PM #1
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    LT95 Breather

    Hi,

    Is there a breather on the LT95? I assume there is but can't seem to find it on the service manual pics for the life of me. Probably stands out like dogs *alls!?

    I'm changing the front output seal (since it started leaking after I replaced the rear one), so want to make sure any breathers aren't blocked.

    Cheers

    Stu
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    Quote Originally Posted by StuRR80 View Post
    Hi,

    Is there a breather on the LT95? I assume there is but can't seem to find it on the service manual pics for the life of me. Probably stands out like dogs *alls!?

    I'm changing the front output seal (since it started leaking after I replaced the rear one), so want to make sure any breathers aren't blocked.

    Cheers

    Stu
    From memory the ones on my County were in the gearbox selector cover and high up on the transfer and came up onto the firewall in the engine bay in a clear/white rigid tube. So yes they have them.

    Hope this helps

    Tony
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    2 of em, one of them is on the main gear shift plate and the other is on the plate on the tcase side
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