Gopro housing flooding

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Go to your local dive shop and see if they have a pressure tester, if not call around as many do. Put a fishing sinker or heavy weight in the empty case, seal case, add enough water to cover, and seal the chamber, pump it up to 150 ft or so and look at it to see if you can find the leak. The chamber probably has a plexiglass top so shine a light down to watch.
 
This thread is super old...but I figured I have to put in a good word for the awesome folks at SRP!

I emailed them and they agreed to take a look at the Blurfix-so I shipped it back to them. They ended up just sending me a new Blurfix, free of charge. On the old one if I recall correctly yes some of the screws were becoming loose and that is likely where the housing was leaking.

I've taken the camera river snorkeling a few times with no issues. :)

Cheers!
~Joseph
 
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