davbar65 wrote:A couple of quick tips:
Most fitters seal the drain hole in the air filter housing with Sikaflex to prevent water getting in through the rubber drain fitting during water crossings.
amitch888 wrote:I sealed mine right off, filled the entire hole with silicon. I check my air box enough to clean it out and check things over.
Another question, the gal rivets on the air box where the air enters, has anyone noticed if these leak?
Last week we had a hilux (not mine) get stuck in a high country river, won't go into details but it end up submerging to the point the entire bonnet was under. Once out, 8-10mins later, we check over a few things and found a small puddle in the air box, very small, definitely didn't go into the engine intake, but still curious as to where the water got in, the s shape rubber from the air box to the snorkel was 100% sealed, drain in the bottom of the air box had been sealed off, air box lid was on properly and would also suck down a little harder when running? Either it's taken a splash of water through the top of the snorkel on entry, seeing the situation I find this hard to see happening. Otherwise the gal rivets? When running our finger over the rivet on the outside we could see the slight movement of water on the inside, the drip was pulsating as I dabbed my finger against it.
WinM70 wrote:They're designed to let water out and not in as far as I understood, they look to be up to the task aswell.
Lee.
amitch888 wrote:Another question, the gal rivets on the air box where the air enters, has anyone noticed if these leak?
Last week we had a hilux (not mine) get stuck in a high country river, won't go into details but it end up submerging to the point the entire bonnet was under.
SRLUXX wrote:installed my snorkel the other day using this install guide, worked awesome,
Cheers deadlybeast for this awesome install guide!
Cheers Nixon
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