Transmission breather?

Started by robinhood4x4, June 13, 2004, 10:26:02 PM

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robinhood4x4

Does the auto tranny on the 2nd gen 4runners ( I think its the A340H) have a breather?  I found and extended the transfer case one, but can't find anything for the tranny itself. 
Quote from: cruzilaWell, if the ideal of excluding the lesser equipped (stock or otherwise) is accepted... there is no fundamental difference between that and a Sierra CLub ideal of exclusion. If we cannot embrace the 4wheel users as a whole. We are not fighting for access. I cannot be that shortsighted

WHITE_TRASH

I cant guarantee it but I pulled a auto out of a 85 a few weeks ago and the breather was coming out of the top front of the trans.  It had a breather that would basically rest on the back of the head on a re.
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??

Prismo

The A340H has a breather tube at the top of the tranny behind the bell housing.
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robinhood4x4

Ok.  So this breather is just like all the other ones with the little one way valve thing, right?  No hose?  I hear some jeep trannies are just open to the air.  A guy in my club sucked in a lot of mud to his wrangler tranny.
Quote from: cruzilaWell, if the ideal of excluding the lesser equipped (stock or otherwise) is accepted... there is no fundamental difference between that and a Sierra CLub ideal of exclusion. If we cannot embrace the 4wheel users as a whole. We are not fighting for access. I cannot be that shortsighted

WHITE_TRASH

It has a breather that is on the end of a hose.  On the 85 the hose was about 8" long
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??

robinhood4x4

Quote from: cruzilaWell, if the ideal of excluding the lesser equipped (stock or otherwise) is accepted... there is no fundamental difference between that and a Sierra CLub ideal of exclusion. If we cannot embrace the 4wheel users as a whole. We are not fighting for access. I cannot be that shortsighted

SWAMPER

 :o  O o what happens if you get a lil water or mud in the tranny...will it show up when you check the dipstick? :ack:
1985 Toyota Pick/Up longbed...bobbed 15",  lifted 5", 36's.....http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=36992.0

WHITE_TRASH

If you get water in an auto ithe fluid will look like pepto bismol.
Full hydro, 186:1 with an auto and 44's what could go wrong??

SWAMPER

Good Job LilSwamper has held up then :biggthumpup:....if that were to happen what would have to be done in order to have it back to normal? :headscratch:
1985 Toyota Pick/Up longbed...bobbed 15",  lifted 5", 36's.....http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=36992.0

robinhood4x4

#9
Do a complete flush (about 15 qts) and start saving up for a new tranny.  At that point it might last a week or it might last for another 10 years.  It depends on how much damage was done and you can only tell if you take apart the tranny. 

Edit:  of course I'm posting this on a transmission guru's forum and I'm no expert, so... :twocents:
Quote from: cruzilaWell, if the ideal of excluding the lesser equipped (stock or otherwise) is accepted... there is no fundamental difference between that and a Sierra CLub ideal of exclusion. If we cannot embrace the 4wheel users as a whole. We are not fighting for access. I cannot be that shortsighted

SWAMPER

Gosh and nothing would happen if I extended the breathers right...just like the diff breathers
1985 Toyota Pick/Up longbed...bobbed 15",  lifted 5", 36's.....http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=36992.0