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Roll over valve?

crash2

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What are you guys doing plumbing wise for the roll over valves?
 

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Loop in the vent line then run down below the tank like in this picture. I assume it already has a check valve on the vent?
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They are inline so they slide in the 3/8 hose and I clamp them. If I remember correctly, they have different versions for -6 through -10. I have hose loops and those on anything carrying fluid. If it were me I'd order one to make sure you'll like it, before you order an entire cars worth.
 
Mike I have that same cell I think. I looped and ran a long discharge line for added length.

That is also the vent if I recall, so I put a small crankcase type filter on the end of the loop line.

I'll take a pic tonight.
 
Mike I have that same cell I think. I looped and ran a long discharge line for added length.

That is also the vent if I recall, so I put a small crankcase type filter on the end of the loop line.

I'll take a pic tonight.

I had forgotten I have used that type of cell before in a jeep and thats exactly how I did that one except this time I too will add a small filter at the end. :awesomework:
 
I have no input on gas tanks.

I do have input on auto trans. If you run a stock dipstick make sure to get a newer model one that is sealed well, or you will spill on roll overs. My constant issue was with the auto trans vent. I had issues driving no my side and super steep climbs. Believe it or not, I also ended upside down pretty much every time wheeling. I tried every check valve, hose routing, and nothing works when you are upside down waiting for a friendly winch line. I ended up putting in a ball valve mounted close, so I could just shut the vent off during the consequence of my stupid entertaining decisions.
 
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