Snorkel question
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Snorkel question
K i just bought a snorkel for my 98 xj but ive never used one before i know how the snorkel works but whats the limit for being in the water i have a stock exhaust too so whats the rules basic things to look out for when im snorkeling?
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If you seal it right than you can have water up the windshield and be fine. If you stall with the exhaust underwater than you will hydro it through the exhaust. If you plan to dip it to the hood than you need to waterproof everything in the engine bay
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Year: 1987 Comanche,1990
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1) Waterproof the engine like wiggles said
2)tranny snorkel(so you don't get water into transmission
3)never turn off the engine when underwater(unless he relocate the exhaust)
Those are the only ones I can think of.
2)tranny snorkel(so you don't get water into transmission
3)never turn off the engine when underwater(unless he relocate the exhaust)
Those are the only ones I can think of.
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how to snorkel the tranny if its and automatic? im just looking for problems to avoid because i dont want to dig myself into a money pit because of a stupid mistake you know
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Year: 1987 Comanche,1990
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It is actually a breather hose, my mistake. The PO on my jeep did it already. But i would guess it is just getting a longer hose.
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well that makes it super easy then i someone said it was inside the tranny. what about the axle vents or is that another project in its self
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That is where mine is. I'm actually surprised someone asked this. Most people just go out and screw up their jeep and don't know about this kind of stuff. Good thing you asked instead of going out and flooding your tranny and out 3k.
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hahah yeah ive been doing mad research on it but really didnt find anything very helpfull