If youre going to fit a snorkel there are a few more things to consider such as extended breathers and properly sealing the air system.
 
the Ebay one are ok, but do need a bit extra work to get them to line up correctly.
I have one fitted to mine and i am pleased with it so far but not had to use it in anger as of yet. I used plenty of tiger seal on all of the joints to make sure they are sealed properly.
 
I would not use tiger seal on it, youll never get the parts off! Sikaflex is more than up to the job!
 
I've got loads of Sikaflex, used a lot on the TVR.

Front door seals are not bad, but the back door seal isn't attached in some places (rusted away), so probably not water tight. I don't indent to deliberately drive into a Lake, but driving through the few minor floods I did, I couldn't help thinking how embarrassing it would be if I steamed in, sucked water into the engine and got stuck.

Looking back at the video from my dash cam, I noticed water was splashing over the roof, so I guess even with a snorkel you can't just plough straight in.
 
You shouldn't just plow straight in.

I good test of the air tightness of a snorkel is to take that top off and occlude the pipe - the car should quickly stall if it doesn't the system is t air tight, and therefore not water tight
 
Oh and I used rtv sealant on mine and self amalgamating tape round the air filter housing join then I can get it all apart if I need
 
ecotack said:
I've got loads of Sikaflex, used a lot on the TVR.

Front door seals are not bad, but the back door seal isn't attached in some places (rusted away), so probably not water tight. I don't indent to deliberately drive into a Lake, but driving through the few minor floods I did, I couldn't help thinking how embarrassing it would be if I steamed in, sucked water into the engine and got stuck.

Looking back at the video from my dash cam, I noticed water was splashing over the roof, so I guess even with a snorkel you can't just plough straight in.
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Over the roof? You should watch some you tube tutorials on wading, you can get away with a lot without a snorkel and a good technique. You can also get in trouble with a little bit of water and the wrong technique.
 
goonarmy said:
Over the roof? You should watch some you tube tutorials on wading, you can get away with a lot without a snorkel and a good technique. You can also get in trouble with a little bit of water and the wrong technique.
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agree been there done that cost me a lot of money,
its a harsh way to go about it,i found that out with my
first ever landy 20 odd year ago.:eek:.
 
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