GEN 1 Diff vents

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ricke9590

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Due to the areas I will frequent, does anyone know if the front and rear diff vents are 1 way. Basically if I cross water for an extended amount of time do I need to worry about flooding out my diff's. Older trucks I would just get a hose vent set up and run the hose somewhere up high so I dont have to worry about it. Thanks
 

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The front is right by the master cylinder if you get that deep in water the motor will be full of water already
 

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The rear vent extends only to the bottom of the bed and is just an open hose. I extended mine all the way to the highest point on the firewall in the engine compartment and put a filter on it. That hose is way, way too short.
 
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