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Vent line???

razortray

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Arkansas
Came home this evening and noticed something was dragging under the h3. I believe it's a vent line to what I am not sure hoping someone here can tell me where It belongs. I ran it up to a second hose both caped on the end. The one hanging lose would be the hose on the top in the pic I've attached. While I am at it what does the second hose belong to? Also how many skid plates are supposed to be under my h3? I noticed towards the front a couple of small bolt holes in the frame just wondering if I am missing something can add pics of that in the morning if needed. thanks in advance
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Cowboy

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Alameda
Transmission, transfer case and both differentials should have vent lines. I would guess that is from top of transfer case. Just a slip on fitting.


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alrock

El Diablo
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Scottsdale
That appears to be the transfer case vent hose and that end came off of the transfer case. The second pic appears to show the vent ends with the caps in place. Unfortunately, I don't recall if the vent nipple is on the driver's side or passenger side. You can reach up and feel around, or maybe someone here has a transfer case out of the vehicle and can tell you.

Those two holes are for the optional GM UCP. You're not missing any factory pieces.
 

Panzer07

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U should invest in the ARB breathers...not too expensive and well worth end of u plan on hitting mud pits or water crossing the pair is good for both axels and tranny and t-case.


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razortray

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Thanks for the help guys when it finally stops raining I'll get under there and take a look. I am also curious about the Arb breathers


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chaos254

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U should invest in the ARB breathers...not too expensive and well worth end of u plan on hitting mud pits or water crossing the pair is good for both axels and tranny and t-case.


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That looks like a good idea but where do you have it mounted?
 

Panzer07

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razortray

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Arkansas
Just ordered one for mine. Will post up some pics when it comes in.


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