safari snorkel
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is it sealed?
either way - about 2 foot before yo ECM gets fried
either way - about 2 foot before yo ECM gets fried
Griffdowg
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If you fitted the Safari properly It will be sealed.
You can wade upto about 6" below the top of the snorkel if you like. Its not recommended though. And as daft says, your TD5 will stop in the water long before this happens.
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You can wade upto about 6" below the top of the snorkel if you like. Its not recommended though. And as daft says, your TD5 will stop in the water long before this happens.
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bit better than a v8
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Assuming the ECU was kept dry you'd probably drown before you flooded the snorkel.
I watched an episode of Scrapheap Challenge where they drove completely under water using scuba gear with no problems.
I watched an episode of Scrapheap Challenge where they drove completely under water using scuba gear with no problems.
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iannotts
have a look and tell us wot ECM variant you have (its under seat) and should have a number on it.
have a look and tell us wot ECM variant you have (its under seat) and should have a number on it.
You buy a wiring kit on ebay to run all the wiring go up the pilar pod and up on the ceiling and you seal it there in a waterproof box. It is not particularly good loking but if you intend to go in the water that deep that would be the safest place to keep the ECU dry.
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