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Old 05-01-2005, 04:20 AM
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how do i keep water out of my air cleaner

i like to off road and alot of deep water puddles i need a way to stop the water from entering the air cleaner and where the heck can i get a big roll of aulumn duct taping so i can make my own cold air intake for my carb box to replace that flisy plasic tube
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Re: how do i keep water out of my air cleaner

Well you can buy aftermarket snorkles...They will run up the side of your windshield. As for the duct tape, any hardware store will have that.
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Re: Re: how do i keep water out of my air cleaner

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Well you can buy aftermarket snorkles...They will run up the side of your windshield. As for the duct tape, any hardware store will have that.

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