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How do make sure my snorkel is water proof ?
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How do make sure my snorkel is water proof ?
So I've just made a dodgy snorkel for the 45s cruiser and want to know how do i make sure its water proof before i end up in the water.
Its not going to be over bonnet water ( i hope ) but still want to know how much i can trust it.
Cheers Nick
Its not going to be over bonnet water ( i hope ) but still want to know how much i can trust it.
Cheers Nick
When i block my snorkle, the lid of my airbox (HJ75) caves in and air gets sucked in around the wing nut on the top, and maybe a little around the snorkle/airbox connecter.
I assume given this much vacuum is achieved, my snorkle is pretty water tight?
I assume given this much vacuum is achieved, my snorkle is pretty water tight?
Last edited by dogbreath_48 on Fri Sep 29, 2006 8:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Just because the engine stalls when you block the end of the snorkel, doesn't mean its water tight. It just shows its not getting enough air to run.
meiamaro, has the right idear. block the bottom and fill with water. If it dribbles any where, than its not water tight.
Or... a more fun way,.... Park it in a big puddle with the top of the snorkel above the water and see if any water get in, say after an hour.
meiamaro, has the right idear. block the bottom and fill with water. If it dribbles any where, than its not water tight.
Or... a more fun way,.... Park it in a big puddle with the top of the snorkel above the water and see if any water get in, say after an hour.
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X2Zute wrote:Just because the engine stalls when you block the end of the snorkel, doesn't mean its water tight. It just shows its not getting enough air to run.
meiamaro, has the right idear. block the bottom and fill with water. If it dribbles any where, than its not water tight.
Or... a more fun way,.... Park it in a big puddle with the top of the snorkel above the water and see if any water get in, say after an hour.
bru21 wrote:What happens in goat, stays in goat!
if u put a plastic bag over the end and start it u get a funy sound then F**KING BOOM! scares the nieghbors.
also when u wash the car put a bag over snorkel sono water gets in
also when u wash the car put a bag over snorkel sono water gets in
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