LC200 Diff Breather Walkthrough | PDP install.

0:13 INTRO
0:14 UNBOXING
2:00 BREATHER BLOCK ASSEMBLY
4:47 ENGINE BAY BREATHER LOCATION
7:20 FRONT DIFF BREATHER ACCESS
10:35 REAR DIFF BREATHER
15:20 GEARBOX AND TRANSFER BREATHER LOCATION AND ACCESS TIPS
19:26 DPF ACCESS TO BREATHERS
22:58 ROUTING TO ENGINE BAY
26:27 HOSE FEED BACK TO TRANSMISSION AND PLUMBING
32:10 DPF SENSOR REINSTALL
34:55 HOSE TERMINATION IN ENGINE BAY
Travis from PDP - Perth Diesel Performance guiding through the install of our Diff Breather Kit for your 200 series Landcruiser.
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[@ianwoodward1554]

Great vid, something so simple. Really needs someone who knows what they are doing. Throughly enjoyed the tutorial.

[@1989cranston]

Loving these LC200 videos you have been putting out lately. Made me sub to you guys

[@PerthDieselPerformance]

Thanks mate, Trying to cover off all the questions we get from our customers and help them with the installs

[@mrdoodle8748]

Been there, done that. The gearbox breathers are a bitch to do. Took me more than three hours, that's for sure, though I ran the polly hose inside split corrugated hose for extra protection. Always good to see videos on the 200 series, there are so many here on Aussie roads.

[@chrishill629]

How did you go with the two gearbox breathers? I’m told there is one further up the front that needs to be added with a T piece? They don’t mention this in the video. I’m about to buy the kit and do it myself, any suggestions getting that other top gearbox breather?

[@mrdoodle8748]

Honestly, it's been so long since I did it , I can't remember. From what I recall, I think I used the existing breather line that runs along the top of the gearbox but finishes at the bell housing behind the engine which in all honesty is probably good enough unless you you stall in a river. I believe I tapped on to that end breather & extended it up into the engine bay. You need a thin arm & hand to do it, using a phone camera or video will also help to see what you are doing as some of this requires doing it on feel & checking the work afterwards with a camera.@@chrishill629

[@dominicramon10]

Must be nice working on a clean 200. Don’t even have to wear gloves.

[@PerthDieselPerformance]

We're loving it!