HUMVEE Deep Water Fording Conversion (Part 2: Snorkel)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
  • Here is part two of our series - Deep Water Fording conversion, where we install the deep water fording snorkel. Installation was not too difficult and we love the results. Thanks so much for watching, hope you enjoy this video and you find it helpful in your own Humvee projects. :)
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    Don't forget - this is my personal experience and the way I chose to do it, as is the case in all my other Humvee project videos as well. There are many different ways to go about it so please remember, I am not suggesting what to do or any particular way to do it, but I am just sharing my experience to help others! Please do NOT do anything that would risk yourself or your loved ones, or your equipment.

Комментарии • 27

  • @jimbella9353
    @jimbella9353 Год назад +2

    Very good👍👍 FYI: The correct nomenclature for the "Mushroom" as you call it is: "Cap, rain." The Dust Extractor boot on the bottom of the Aircleaner Housing is good up to 30" depths. in fact using the Dust Extractor will actually help keep the airfilter element cleaner. Have you figured what the purpose of the 3rd (center) large screwband clamp in the airfilter housing is for???🤫

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад

      Thank you Jim! Thank you for the info. Not sure about the center clamp.. enlighten me :)

    • @jimbella9353
      @jimbella9353 Год назад +2

      @@theinspiredjourney
      OK, but you are NOT going to believe why!
      That center screwband clamp is there to reduce harmonic vibrations typical from Diesel engines, The HMMWV’s air filter housing is made of thin aluminum (for lightweight) that is only “soldered” together. The harmonic vibrations can cause the soldered joints to crack thereby allowing contaminants inside the air filter!
      See, I told you, you wouldn’t believe it!

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад +1

      So cool! I did not know that. Definitely a fun fact!!!

    • @jimbella9353
      @jimbella9353 Год назад +2

      @@theinspiredjourney Please consider letting me know when you get around to tackling the full DWF installation; there are certain components that are installed on the assembly line that virtually no one knows about outside of AM General.

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад

      Absolutely Jim! Looking forward for that! Send us a private message on Instagram so we can connect!

  • @PracticalTacticalFedeli
    @PracticalTacticalFedeli Год назад +1

    She’s a keeper

  • @oresteskindelan4655
    @oresteskindelan4655 Год назад +1

    Amazing

  • @meganfry1122
    @meganfry1122 Год назад +2

    Are you going to install the dwf cdr valve and the valve switch that goes inside the cab? I’ve done just about everything except this valve switch in the cab. They cut mine completely out during demil. Trying to figure out how to hook all the hoses up. There’s just hardly any space behind my generator to be able to get a good look back there.

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад +1

      Hey Megan, yes! My plan is to go over the entire system and yes that is including the installation of the CDR valve, lever (valve switch inside the cab), the plastic "sensor" box underneath, and all hoses so the system could function. There is not a lot of DWF installation info out there but we will work on it soon so it would help others :)

  • @johnroos6746
    @johnroos6746 8 месяцев назад +1

    Unable to find your next video parts 3-4 on the Fording Converstion? Please assist? Thanks

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  8 месяцев назад

      Unfortunately have not finished the conversion yet, but videos will come out once we do :) thanks for watching

  • @mrdato116
    @mrdato116 Год назад +2

    Pretty cool! Are you planning to do anything for rock sliders panels? Seems like they all require drilling body, which sucks.

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад +1

      Thank you mike! Yes, I was planning to install rock sliders panels but couldn't find anything that looked good on the Humvee and without drilling. I was thinking to just go with the simple rock sliders panels and possibly to paint them the military camo to match the Humvee.. Not sure %100 yet.

    • @mrdato116
      @mrdato116 Год назад +2

      @@theinspiredjourney yeah not too many rockslider options for the humvee. No where to bolt them. New holes have to be made.

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад +1

      Yep :(

    • @PracticalTacticalFedeli
      @PracticalTacticalFedeli Год назад

      @@theinspiredjourneycheck out west Kentucky Surplus for rock sliders*

  • @BhobsonKatie
    @BhobsonKatie 7 месяцев назад +1

    Would you be willing to send me a list of parts/kit so I could do the same. Please

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  7 месяцев назад

      I unfortunately don't have a list of parts, it was very hard for me to find out information about what components are needed. The SteelSoldiers forum was one of the best resources for me so I would start there :)

    • @BhobsonKatie
      @BhobsonKatie 7 месяцев назад

      Ok thanks anyway 😕

  • @The_Duck_Pond
    @The_Duck_Pond Год назад +1

    What’s the part number of the air filter rubber cap?

    • @theinspiredjourney
      @theinspiredjourney  Год назад +1

      Hey,
      I believe the rubber cap under the air filter drum is - 5340011972382.
      Hope it helps. Thanks for watching! :)