Defender Puma Gearbox Breather at Samantha Keegan blog

Defender Puma Gearbox Breather. My question is how do i go about fitting a gearbox breather? There is only one breather for both transfer box and gearbox, right? The gearbox is now lowered on the jack to rest on the crossmember bracket, like this. This allows the transmission jack to then be safely removed. My puma has 2 breather pipes for front diff and transfer case which stops at my firewall just by the fan unit in the engine bay. I have a 2010 puma and intending on fitting a wading kit! Do i need to worry or are the 10000km services i do. It's definitely a breather, either an axle breather or the transfer box breather (the gearbox breather on a puma is an 'orrible short. I also believe that the fourth breather pipe for the fuel tank is just stuffed by lr into the chassis rail and that the gearbox breather is a. What is the story on a puma with protecting the diffs and gearbox? As i have only extended one from them.

There is only one breather for both transfer box and gearbox, right? This allows the transmission jack to then be safely removed. My question is how do i go about fitting a gearbox breather? It's definitely a breather, either an axle breather or the transfer box breather (the gearbox breather on a puma is an 'orrible short. I also believe that the fourth breather pipe for the fuel tank is just stuffed by lr into the chassis rail and that the gearbox breather is a. I have a 2010 puma and intending on fitting a wading kit! The gearbox is now lowered on the jack to rest on the crossmember bracket, like this. My puma has 2 breather pipes for front diff and transfer case which stops at my firewall just by the fan unit in the engine bay. What is the story on a puma with protecting the diffs and gearbox? Do i need to worry or are the 10000km services i do.

Land Rover Defender 90 110 Td5 PUMA axle Breather Fittings, GL1135

Defender Puma Gearbox Breather This allows the transmission jack to then be safely removed. There is only one breather for both transfer box and gearbox, right? I have a 2010 puma and intending on fitting a wading kit! My question is how do i go about fitting a gearbox breather? As i have only extended one from them. What is the story on a puma with protecting the diffs and gearbox? It's definitely a breather, either an axle breather or the transfer box breather (the gearbox breather on a puma is an 'orrible short. My puma has 2 breather pipes for front diff and transfer case which stops at my firewall just by the fan unit in the engine bay. The gearbox is now lowered on the jack to rest on the crossmember bracket, like this. I also believe that the fourth breather pipe for the fuel tank is just stuffed by lr into the chassis rail and that the gearbox breather is a. Do i need to worry or are the 10000km services i do. This allows the transmission jack to then be safely removed.