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    Where do the breather tubes end on my 1999 4.5 Pattrol (stock)

    Hi all, I'm Julian G and new to the forum. I have diff oil leaking from the front axle housing. I've replaced the oil/grease seal and guard one month ago. The leak reappeared again recently. Any suggestions for the fix would be greatly appreciated. Could it be a clogged breather valve? Thanks in advance.
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    Not sure about the 1999 as I understand that is a Y61, but on my Y60, front diff, manual transmission and transfer case breathers all join close to the firewall and a steel tube goes up to the higher side of the inner fender into a rubber grommet. It basically ventilates on the same place where the original airbox/cyclone breathes air in.

    Rear diff goes somewhere on the rear end of the car, I have forgoten now where it goes...
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    Yep mine used to terminate inside the passenger side front mudguard diffs. IIRC both front & rear. I extended mine to under the bonnet at the bottom of the windscreen.

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    The rear one goes into a rear chassis cross rail tube, the ends are normally blocked off with vented plastic end caps.
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