Help: What should this hose connect to???
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#2
Really need to see other end to be sure but it looks like the pressure relief hose. As heat builds up in the transfer case it causes the air inside the case to expand. Without the pressure relief hose, it would eventually blow a seal somewhere and begin to leak fluid. If you look at the differentials they will have them as well as the tranny.
Stew
Stew
#3
Really need to see other end to be sure but it looks like the pressure relief hose. As heat builds up in the transfer case it causes the air inside the case to expand. Without the pressure relief hose, it would eventually blow a seal somewhere and begin to leak fluid. If you look at the differentials they will have them as well as the tranny.
Stew
Stew
That's just it, it doesn't go anywhere. It was just hanging down and dragging on the ground.
It didn't smell of fluid and was dry, so I was guessing it was a vent hose of some sort. I just want to be sure and find out where it is supposed to be routed.
Thanks.
-bj
#4
Some people are known to extend it as high as possible with either a new hose or a second piece connected to he first.
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