Why You Should Always Smoke Test Your Snorkel | The Results Will Shock You!

[@dandoesstunts220]

A good intake system will have a drain point that will leak under positive pressure (your smoke test), but not under negative pressure (driving).

[@markryan5493]

They are rubber & suck closed positive pressure will oped them.

[@christophermckeough9867]

First off as someone that works on heavy machinery. Them one way valves on the airbox will leak if you put a positive pressure on them. That’s how they work then when the engine is running the airbox has a negative pressure that pulls that check valve in creating a air tight seal. Not to say that they don’t leak after time and become hard. But a great video on making people check if their snorkels are sealed.

[@JudeAbrahamJD]

Thank you for the enlightenment..I'm doing mine now..🙏

[@Rileysaganster]

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[@ethanisaak5884]

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[@yngvardharjo3704]

HELLO GAYS TRYING THIS AUT .U LIVE IN AFRICA ?

[@dilligaf1385]

Really? You guys are dummies, its called a duckbill on the airbox, it allows water to drain out but wont allow water to come in. If you had the system 100% sealed in and out then what happens to water that comes in through the top of the snorkel? 🤦‍♂️