Foam Cannon Replacement Suction Tube
- Direct fit for MJJC Classic and S models
- 20-22 cm length, 6 mm inner / 9 mm outer diameter
- Resists kinking and clogging under repeated use
- Drop-in replacement, no tools needed
- Fits MJJC Classic and S foam cannons directly
- Consistent chemical draw, no kinking or clogging
- Drop-in fit, no tools, back to washing in seconds
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- Fast delivery2-4 business days
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Total price R 1,230.00
Keep It Flowing
Thick foam starts with a clean, intact draw tube
A kinked or cracked suction tube is the most common reason a foam cannon stops producing dense lather. This direct-fit replacement restores full chemical draw to your MJJC cannon in minutes, with no tools and no fuss.
Why It Matters
Small Part, Big Impact
The detail that keeps your foam cannon working properly.
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Precise OEM Fit
Sized to 6x9 mm diameter for a secure seat in MJJC Classic and S cannon heads.
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Restores Foam Output
Replaces kinked or cracked tubes so your cannon pulls thick, consistent lather again.
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Tool-Free Install
Slides straight into the pickup port - no dismantling, no adapters, no waiting.
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Chemical Resistant
Handles repeated exposure to snow foams, shampoos, and general car-care solutions.
How It Compares
MJJC Replacement Tube vs. Generic Alternatives
Generic tubing cut to length from a hardware store can work in a pinch, but it rarely matches the exact diameter spec. Here is how a purpose-built replacement stacks up.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Exact 6x9 mm diameter spec | Yes | No |
| 20-22 cm length for standard foam cannon bottles | Yes | Yes |
| Confirmed fit for MJJC Classic and S | Yes | No |
| Draws shampoo and cleaning solutions | Yes | Yes |
| No trimming or adapting required | Yes | No |
| Available as a dedicated spare part | Yes | No |
Built for Repeated Use
A durable spare every foam cannon kit should have
At 20-22 cm and sized to the MJJC Classic and S spec, this tube handles wash-after-wash chemical exposure without kinking or clogging. Keep one in your kit and a worn tube never becomes a reason to skip the wash.
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Questions
Frequently asked
Which foam cannons does this suction tube fit?
It is designed for the MJJC Foam Cannon Classic and S models. The 20-22 cm length and 6x9 mm diameter also make it compatible with many other brand foam cannons that share the same tube dimensions, but confirm your cannon's tube spec before ordering if it is not an MJJC unit.
What are the exact dimensions of the tube?
The tube is 20-22 cm in length, with an inner diameter of 6 mm and an outer diameter of 9 mm. These dimensions are what determine fitment with your cannon's pickup port and bottle neck.
Why would I need to replace my suction tube?
Over time suction tubes can kink, split, or clog with product residue - any of which will reduce or completely stop foam output from your cannon. If your cannon is pulling air rather than liquid, or producing thin, watery foam despite correct dilution, the suction tube is the first thing to check and replace.
Is this tube safe to use with strong degreasers and snow foams?
Yes. The tube is built to withstand repeated exposure to car-care chemicals including snow foams, shampoos, and general-purpose cleaners typically run through a foam cannon. Avoid prolonged soaking in undiluted solvent-based products beyond normal use.
How do I install the replacement tube?
Remove the cannon head from the bottle, pull the old tube out of the pickup port at the base of the head, and push the new tube firmly into place. No tools are required. Once seated, reassemble the cannon onto your bottle and test with water before adding chemical.
Can I cut the tube to a shorter length if my bottle is smaller?
Yes, the tube can be trimmed with a sharp blade or scissors if your bottle is shorter than the standard size and the tube is bottoming out before the cannon head seats properly. Cut squarely to keep the draw opening clean.
How often should I replace the suction tube?
There is no fixed interval. Inspect the tube regularly for cracks, kinks, or discolouration from chemical build-up. If foam output becomes inconsistent despite correct dilution and a clean nozzle, swap the tube - it is a low-cost fix before assuming the cannon itself is at fault.
Will this tube work if I use my foam cannon with a pressure washer and a pump-up sprayer?
The tube itself is passive - it simply draws liquid up from the bottle. It will function in either setup as long as the outer diameter seats correctly into your cannon head's pickup port. Check that your cannon head accepts a 9 mm outer diameter tube regardless of your pressure source.