P1000 Snorkel list

[Mays]

I know you guys do not want to see another snorkel question. But I cannot find a complete list of what you need. I have a 1000-5. All I need to no is what size hose you guys use and how long do I need to get? I'm planning on hitting the hardware store today and would like to get everything at once. Thanks guys

 

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[sharp]

I know you guys do not want to see another snorkel question. But I cannot find a complete list of what you need. I have a 1000-5. All I need to no is what size hose you guys use and how long do I need to get? I'm planning on hitting the hardware store today and would like to get everything at once. Thanks guys

 

[Mays]

I was looking for more of a homemade list

 

[JTW]

Are you wanting to do one like this?

 

[Mays]

No I'm wanting to leave it under the hood just move it under the dash like others have. I don't play in water but want it for the insurance. I'm more concerned on what lines are a must and how y'all have done it.

 

[GlockMeister]

This should be helpful....
I built mine based on @ghost s design.

Stealth Snorkel Examples - Honda Pioneer 1000

 

[GlockMeister]

And per your vent line...

P1000 - all the vent hoses and locations

 

[angus56]

This should be helpful....
I built mine based on @ghost s design.

Stealth Snorkel Examples - Honda Pioneer 1000

I did this from the above suggestion was a snap to install/add not much to install (see pics).

Also as for protecting the vent lines once I have them moved up high do you think using the fish tank bubblers on the end of the line will work for protecting debris and water from entering the vent lines (see pic)? I looked at the chain saw fuel filters and they were $6.00+ each and the fish tank bubblers are $.50 each.

 

[GlockMeister]

I did this from the above suggestion was a snap to install/add not much to install (see pics).

Also as for protecting the vent lines once I have them moved up high do you think using the fish tank bubblers on the end of the line will work for protecting debris and water from entering the vent lines (see pic)? I looked at the chain saw fuel filters and they were $6.00+ each and the fish tank bubblers are $.50 each.View attachment 31885 View attachment 31886 View attachment 31887 View attachment 31885 View attachment 31886 View attachment 31887 View attachment 31885 View attachment 31886 View attachment 31887 View attachment 31885 View attachment 31886 View attachment 31887 View attachment 31885 View attachment 31886 View attachment 31887

Yeah I would think those would work. Just want to keep dirt an debris out. Here's the ones I used...
Amazon.com: HIPA Replacement Fuel Filter ZF-4 for STIHL FS38 FS45 FS46 FS55 FS55R FS55RC FS72 FS74 FS76 FS81 FS85 FS86 FS90R FS100 HT100 KM85 KM90 Kombi Motor Edger String Trimmer: Patio, Lawn & Garden

 

[Ems-Cam]

Neat idea. I will have to pick up a few.


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[angus56]

Yeah I would think those would work. Just want to keep dirt an debris out. Here's the ones I used...
Amazon.com: HIPA Replacement Fuel Filter ZF-4 for STIHL FS38 FS45 FS46 FS55 FS55R FS55RC FS72 FS74 FS76 FS81 FS85 FS86 FS90R FS100 HT100 KM85 KM90 Kombi Motor Edger String Trimmer: Patio, Lawn & Garden

GM,
Saw these filters at the small engine shop and as mentioned before they are over 6.00 each so I found the fish tank bubbles at Walmart for .50 each. I ran the vent lines for rear diff, fuel tank, transmission and line for shift box yesterday I saw the front diff line ran way up into the dash so left this one alone. I've learned a lot from this forum thanks!

 

[angus56]

Yeah I would think those would work. Just want to keep dirt an debris out. Here's the ones I used...
Amazon.com: HIPA Replacement Fuel Filter ZF-4 for STIHL FS38 FS45 FS46 FS55 FS55R FS55RC FS72 FS74 FS76 FS81 FS85 FS86 FS90R FS100 HT100 KM85 KM90 Kombi Motor Edger String Trimmer: Patio, Lawn & Garden

GM,
Does anyone recommend an aftermarket air filter for the end of the Snorkeler? The piece of foam that was in the air box looks like a pre filter and not an air filter

 

[GlockMeister]

GM,
Does anyone recommend an aftermarket air filter for the end of the Snorkeler? The piece of foam that was in the air box looks like a pre filter and not an air filter

I just wadded up that pre filter and shoved in the PVC and secured it with a couple wires...Some are running filters my .02 is its not necessary your still flowing through the filter in the airbox . I do recommend the pre filter to keep out the large debris.

 

[angus56]

In my pics you can see I did the same wadded up the filter and shoved in the end of the flex hose. It's a tight fit so not worried about it getting sucked into the engine. I still may look for a real air filter

 

[JTW]

Cheap $20 spectra filter works great on the 3 inch pipe

 

[sharp]

I trimmed my filter with scissors so it wouldn't be too tight, then used cross wires to keep it from getting sucked down

I just wadded up that pre filter and shoved in the PVC and secured it with a couple wires...Some are running filters my .02 is its not necessary your still flowing through the filter in the airbox . I do recommend the pre filter to keep out the large debris.

 

[Shawn81]

Cheap $20 spectra filter works great on the 3 inch pipe

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How hard is it to remove the hood with that setup?

 

[sharp]

How hard is it to remove the hood with that setup?

It's simple, just pull straight up and it will slide out of the rubber coupler

 

[JTW]

How hard is it to remove the hood with that setup?

Not hard at all.. mine is very tight around the pipe so it's more difficult than others. But we're talking 10 seconds longer.. I just have to pull down on the hood to clear the front clips and then slide it up and off. Oh, and pull the filter or snorkel riser off, aluminum pipe stays in place.

 

[JTW]

Here's the other snorkel head and the quick release clamp I put on it.