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Vehicle & Technical => Series Land Rovers => Topic started by: owenj on October 21, 2003, 15:11:59
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I would like to water-proof my petrol s3, and think I have most the electrics covered, but not quite sure how to tackle a snorkle - as always cheap as possible is the name of the game.
Is this something anyone has any experience of and if so I'd appreciate some pointers.
Cheers.
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Owen,
Checkout Frankie-Boy posting a bit further down titled Snorkel Top, he describes in their how he made his.
Regards
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Alternatively do a search on the postings that I've done about my home made snorkle which cost the princely sum of £45.
cheers
Chris
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Owen,
I've sent you a PM.
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Hi Owen,
I'll try to give you an idea of what you'll need to make a snorkel for your series landy.
Firstly you've gotta get some piping, I used 68mm black gutter downpipe and Two, 90 degree bends a 45 degree bend, you will have to cut a hole in the top of the wing, don't go buying a special tool for this, you can use mine, you will also need some solvent to fix it all together, again, I've got some of that spare too so you can have that for free, it's not hard to put together once you get it all cut to shape, you will also need a top, as in the thread "Snorkel Top", I can help you fit it if you like.
Let me know what you think.
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The question for the series owners is this....
do you get a K&R filter? in which case how do you run pipework off it....
or do you merely put the oilbath on the roof and use a diseasel one as the pipe is longer ;)
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I've made a snorkel for my series IIa.
Placed some pics and hints on my site....
Cheers Bowy
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Bowy, That seriies of yours looks nice.... hopefully, ill be able to get mine looking or haveing some of th bits you had..... where did you get that winch from? and can you get them anymore or any like it??
Cheers
Munkie
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I did this last yar sn used the 90 air box instead of the oil bath.
Allt he piupes still fit and the diameters are rite.
I started with a plastice tube but after the first 4 were crackes on tree branches I got some steel pipe at a cost of £4 and thats been alot more resiliant.
Best of luck
Baloo