Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
11-17-2003, 09:03 PM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 16:34:16 -0800, L.W.(ßill) ------ III
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> I know what Jeff said. With just a little logical deduction you,
>too could have figured out the battery is no where's near the front
>axle.
Yes, it is. Get back to me when you're not on those painkillers.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
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>travis wrote:
>>
>> He said:
>>
>> "You should be able to find the hose attached to the firewall
>> somewhere near the battery. If you follow the vent tube (hose) from
>> the front axle up into the engine bay, you will find it has a small
>> white one-way valve on it at the top. The tcase gets the same kind of
>> hose and valve."
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>> the TRANSFER CASE is attached to the FRONT AXLE. Is that right? I
>> just kinda assumed that there would be a vent hose that was attached
>> to the rear end (there is) and one attached at the front end (there
>> is) and maybe just maybe one attached to the TRANSFER CASE. AGGG!!!
>> What am I missing here? Are y'all just messin' with my head? :-)
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<----------@***.net> shared the following:
> I know what Jeff said. With just a little logical deduction you,
>too could have figured out the battery is no where's near the front
>axle.
Yes, it is. Get back to me when you're not on those painkillers.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
>travis wrote:
>>
>> He said:
>>
>> "You should be able to find the hose attached to the firewall
>> somewhere near the battery. If you follow the vent tube (hose) from
>> the front axle up into the engine bay, you will find it has a small
>> white one-way valve on it at the top. The tcase gets the same kind of
>> hose and valve."
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>> the TRANSFER CASE is attached to the FRONT AXLE. Is that right? I
>> just kinda assumed that there would be a vent hose that was attached
>> to the rear end (there is) and one attached at the front end (there
>> is) and maybe just maybe one attached to the TRANSFER CASE. AGGG!!!
>> What am I missing here? Are y'all just messin' with my head? :-)
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11-18-2003, 04:30 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
11-18-2003, 04:30 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
11-18-2003, 04:30 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
>
> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
top of the transmission too.
11-18-2003, 07:43 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 04:30:22 -0500, Lee Ayrton <layrton@ntplx.net>
shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
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shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
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11-18-2003, 07:43 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 04:30:22 -0500, Lee Ayrton <layrton@ntplx.net>
shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
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The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
11-18-2003, 07:43 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003 04:30:22 -0500, Lee Ayrton <layrton@ntplx.net>
shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
http://jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html
The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
shared the following:
>On or about Mon, 17 Nov 2003, travis of travist34removethis@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>>
>> I asked about the vent hose for the transfer case. he said (above)
>> "...if you follow the vent tube (hose) from the front axle up into the
>> engine bay..." which to me sounds like he's saying that the tube for
>
>You don't have a vent tube on your firewall and it isn't missing, you've
>got the same transmission and t-case in your `76 that I have in my `79.
>From under the jeep, reach up to the higest point of the transfer case,
>just above the rear output shaft. You'll find a piece about 3/4" high
>with a loosely-attached, flat cover on it the size of a quarter. You can
>wiggle it but it won't come off. That's your vent, and there's one of the
>top of the transmission too.
>
>
OK, thanks for that information. I was about to go crazy trying to
understand where my tube from my battery that was tied in a knot
around the front axle and hanging out of a spot on the transfer case
had gone to and why it was supposed to be hooked up to the
transmission through a t-fitting and split off to the valve stem on my
rear passenger-side tire. :-P I wonder how much trouble it would be
to replace the vents on the tranny and transfer case with tubes with
the little vent fittings on the end so that I could go in some
*really* deep water without worrying about getting water in the tranny
and transfer case. Has anybody done this?
--
Travis
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The meek shall inherit the earth. After I'm finished with it.
:wq!
11-18-2003, 08:17 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
travis <travist34removethis@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<p5jirvohhld5n772f923g7h7akdb2b2huu@4ax.com>. ..
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
11-18-2003, 08:17 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
travis <travist34removethis@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<p5jirvohhld5n772f923g7h7akdb2b2huu@4ax.com>. ..
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
11-18-2003, 08:17 AM
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Re: Vent tube for Dana 20 transfer case?
travis <travist34removethis@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<p5jirvohhld5n772f923g7h7akdb2b2huu@4ax.com>. ..
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
> While my Jeep was at the muffler shop last Saturday I had some time to
> look under it quite a bit. I couldn't find any kind of breather/vent
> tube for the Dana 20 transfer case. Is it supposed to have one? If
> so, where? Near the top I'd guess, but on the back side or front
> side, driver's side or passenger side? Thank you.
I may not know all the history of this post, but here is what I know.
A Dana 20 does not have a vent. It vents through the transmission. I
have removed the transmission vent (little screen thingy) and plumbed
it up to a high spot on my firewall. I did the same thing with the
vents from my front and rear axils.
