I'm not sure on the 03-07 MY, but the 98-02 the TC and Transmission vent at the same spot, right under the transmission dip stick. If you extend of one them, you might as well extend the other.
I'm not sure on the 03-07 MY, but the 98-02 the TC and Transmission vent at the same spot, right under the transmission dip stick. If you extend of one them, you might as well extend the other.
Reviving this old thread. Getting back to getting the 2000 Land Cruiser 100 prepared for end of times again and realize I don't have diff breathers. I had the same question come up about extending the breather that sits on top of the transmission (pictured two different angles of it). The hose terminates on the transmission dipstick. Where would even be the entry point for water at all, thus my question, why would I need to extend it?
The hose I have on my breather is a replacement I stuck on there a few years or so ago. I can't remember what happened to the original hose. I remember fiddling with it and realizing I need to replace it, so I believe I cut a 1/4 piece of fuel hose and snugged it over the breather as far as I could push it on there. It was snug enough I didn't think I needed to add a hose clamp or anything like that.
I added a 3rd photo for perspective to show the hose connecting from the transmission elbow breather to where it terminates on the dipstick. I took the photo from an ebay listing. As you can see the hose in the photo terminates at the dipstick. Everything looks sealed not sure why you'd go to the trouble of extending a breather from the elbow breather on top of the transmission. It's also very tough to get to without the transmission being pulled out.
