Features:
- Vehicle snorkel is responsible for feeding air to the engine
- It comes in handy when wading through water or crossing sandy terrain
- Installing a vehicle snorkel involves making holes in the vehicle body
- UV Stable Cross linked Polyethylene Body
- High Flow Air Ducting And Body
- Air Supply In Excess Of Engine Requirements
- Designed For Maximum Dust And Water Sealing
- Mounting brackets and necessary hardwares are included
- Imported LLDPE plastic has better toughness than ABS plastic, and is resistant to high temperature and not easy to age and deform.
Application For:
1983 to 1988 Toyota Hilux 65 series
- 2L 2.4L Diesel
- 4Y 2.2L Petrol
- 3Y 2.0L Petrol
NOTE: To Confirm that this part fits your Vehicle, enter your vehicle's Year, Make, Model, Trim and Engine in the Compatibility Table. Also review the Notes section in the compatibility chart for additional specifications about this part.
Specifications:
Part Type : Cold Air Intake Snorkel
Material : LLDPE Plastic
QTY:One snorkel (left side) kit with hardware
How to install?
1. Use the template to tape and mark your drilling locations.
2. Remove the template and drill the stud holes.
3. Next, cut the large hole for the airflow intake into the engine. Using a body saw is the easiest way to create the oval shape.
4. Go in and file the edges of your holes, ensuring any burrs are removed. Follow this up with a bit of paint to prevent any rust from forming.
5. Insert the studs into the snorkel.
6. Drilling holes into the A-pillar: Mark the area in tape where the bracket will be installed, lining the holes up correctly. Drill your holes, file and paint. Finally, insert the plastic tabs that will be screwed into later.
7. To install the air intake hose, first remove the airbox. Pinch together the end of the air intake hose that goes into the engine bay. Feed it up through the wheel well and into your air intake hole. Once that is in place, place your clamp around the air intake hose and reinstall the airbox.
8. Place the collar around the other end of the hose, which should be accessible through the large oval snorkel hole.
9. Put Urethane Sealant on the studs in the snorkel. Now you’re ready to mount the snorkel onto the vehicle.
10. Once that is complete, loosely screw the washers and nuts into the wheel well. We do this so that the bracket on the A-Pillar can be lined up first. Once lined up, make sure to tighten up the nuts in the wheel well and the bolts located on the A-pillar. Ensure your hose clamps are nice and tight as well, both inside the wheel well and inside the engine bay.
11. The last step is to install the ram head. Insert the clamp around the base of the ram head first – slide it on top and tighten it down. We like to face the screw clamp to the back so that we don’t snag anything on it when we’re on the trail.
Finally, for river crossings it is a good idea to extend your diff breathers and make sure your electrical components are also protected.
(Please seek for professional mechanicinstallation or contact us for advice!)
