Check Your 4wd's Snorkel 

Yes second the sikaflex, i use the automotive sealant and it can stick water together haha

Spot on mate. All they did was replicate the original bad job.

Grey sikaseal roof and gutter is what i use , sticks like shit to a blanket, even on wet surfaces. Very good on plastics, been on mine for 15yrs not one leak.

@@yuk-erkmckirk9277 is that the good fc sika? About 10 bucks more than the normal sausages

Absolutely, why they used that crap is a head scratcher!!

Exactly. Even Toyota ones are just "raised' air in takes.

Hey Jax, your welcome to have your own opinion, but if you ask me it doesn't matter if a snorkel is made out of pvc pipe or if its a custom stainless steel unit, aslong as its sealed so its water tight, its going to work 👍.

Jax - Gaming & More! They call them raised air intake to cover their ass, it’s called a snorkel it’s not rocket surgery to figure out what a snorkel is for

@@craki06 Yes correct in what you are both saying. I'm just stating that you can't really call the silicon useless if it's intended purpose isn't for water crossings. I believe in stating that everyone should check their snorkels because the silicon is shit and could of killed the vehicle is quite wrong as you're basically stating that the snorkels purpose is to allow for a higher intake for water crossings when actual fact many are not intended for that purpose. This should of been much more of a 'hey look what you can do to a genuine snorkel if they are not properly intended for water crossings. Simply do this, this and this to seal your genuine snorkel.'

Rofl "start ya bastard." I'm hanging on to that one.

This was a trade secret

@@Kurtz6603 it's a product name. Like a generic Aerostart.

Not a bad idea!

@@mattjohns3394 You don't understand the meaning of generic.

I have the ARB safari, and one end is round(air box) and the other oval(fender). The clamps are both round and was curious if just sealing the oval end would help seal better with the clamp? ……thanks in advance Boss

@@scoobysid04 bit of insurance is always nice, i usually add some sika & still use the clamps on both joints, makes it a bit of a pain to get back apart the next time tho

@@bossjohnson678 also what’s take on sealing the drain hole in airbox? Thank you for the help. I’m new to the 4x4 community….😎

@@scoobysid04 just make sure the sealing nipple is supple & not being held open by anything, small sticks, nuts & leaves tend to work there way down there, if your vehicle is older You might want to get a new one if its perished (not supple or has small cracks forming)

@@bossjohnson678 ok thank you Boss 🤙🏼😎

I should have started the video with your joke I reckon 😂😂. Glad you found the video useful 🙂

@@SeekAdventure Lol, that's the spirit, do one on the next video!

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EMU4WD curious to know how silicone affects sensors?

Yeah. Sika

Yeah Toyota, like the vdj79s with 100 mm different wheel track , alternator basically at the bottom of the motor dragging through mud, fanboy haha

also toyotas are only raised air intakes not snorkels and are advertised as such. they leak heaps

Hey Brenton, your welcome to have your own opinion, but if you ask me it doesn't matter if a snorkel is made out of pvc pipe or if its a custom stainless steel unit, aslong as its sealed so its water tight, its going to work 👍.

@@SeekAdventure 100% dont disagree with you at all. I just think the car manufacturers need to be clearer when selling their genuine snorkels as to what their purpose is. But you are correct, having it fully sealed will do the job! Cheers.

That sounds great, please send me a link to a silicone bend that goes from an oval to a round end 👍

being silicon rubber that in it's self is the answer you measure the outside circumference of the oblong shape and match it to the inside circumference of the round silicon place it in very hot water and make it fit then pop rivet it ( you might find they are the same circumference. that is because of volume in must equal volume out otherwise their would b a choking effect if that is the case through it away and get a one piece one

@@trev9874 Assuming the area across the oblong and circle are the same does not mean that they will have the same circumference.

Chats 😎😎

Hey Pat, Thanks for asking! There seems to be a bit of interest in merch, should have an online store sorted out in a couple of weeks. Stay tuned 🙂