I would like to get this snorkel kit for my 92 XJ. Does it work with the factory air box or do I need to buy a new one separately (cold air intake)?
620512
no need to buy a different air box. it comes with paperwork on how to mod your stock intake. but I put mine on a 97 XJ
620513
it works with the air box just have to make sure you use enough silicon to make it water tight
620514
It's good kit, I bought and self installed. You just must kick out windshield washer sistem, pipe go in this place. It's work with factory air box.
620515
It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws instead of the rivets provided. It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws... » Read More It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws instead of the rivets provided. « Show Less
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It works but buy 5 min poxey and silacone to fill the holes. Got one on my 97 and 01 xjs
620517
It works with the factory air box, it attaches to the hole in the front of the air box, although you have to remove your water tank for the window washer fluid because on my 99 Cherokee it was right behind my driver side fender
620518
You will need to use a he saw to and a jig saw to cut a hole in the factory air box there is a templet and instructions to do it it's time consuming but worth it for the price
620519
You need to customize the actual snorkel to do so but yes you can use your stock air box as far as I know I have the same snorkel on my 98 xj just had to cut a new hole on the snorkel and seal the old one if you email about it they will send you instructions because on my 98 the washer fluid tank is right in the way so had to bring the hose fitting back like 3 inchs and you cut a 3 inch hole in your airbox and seal the square stock hole with a little piece of metal and rivet it on it's a lot of work to customize it but it's not hard just a bunch of little things all of it is covered in the instructions they will send you if you ask and your snorkel is basically a ram air intake You need to customize the actual snorkel to do so but yes you can use your stock air box as far as I know I have the same snorkel on my 98 xj just had to cut a new hole on the snorkel and seal the old one if you email about it they will send you instructions because on my 98 the washer fluid tank is right in the way so had to bring the hose fitting back like 3 inchs and you cut a 3 inch hole in your airbox and seal the square stock hole with a little piece of metal and rivet it on it's a lot of work to customize it but it's not hard just a bunch of little things all of it is covered in the... » Read More You need to customize the actual snorkel to do so but yes you can use your stock air box as far as I know I have the same snorkel on my 98 xj just had to cut a new hole on the snorkel and seal the old one if you email about it they will send you instructions because on my 98 the washer fluid tank is right in the way so had to bring the hose fitting back like 3 inchs and you cut a 3 inch hole in your airbox and seal the square stock hole with a little piece of metal and rivet it on it's a lot of work to customize it but it's not hard just a bunch of little things all of it is covered in the instructions they will send you if you ask and your snorkel is basically a ram air intake « Show Less
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Comes with it's own gasket. Not the same o-ring as the stock. Just FYI: on my '11 WRX, this leaked and didn't hold boost as well as the stock. I'm stage 2 20-21 PSI. I swapped back to stock and haven't had any issues. If you push on the valve on the stock and on this, you'll feel a significant difference. Good luck.
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I don't know. I bought the snorkel for my husband who recently died and no one else has used it. So I am not really sure how it is supposed to work.
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it depends on what year your jeep is and where it fits. There are a lot of the same filters that are used in many different cars. i would say ,that your filter is most likely to be behind your glove box.Its not that hard to remove.Lots of times you tube will have a video on it. If not.Just look at the box and it give itself up.Usually one or 2 screws .Gently squeeze in on the box and it pulls out forward. But, don`t know if it takes the same filter as mine! Just pull it out and look for the #.Then get one that corresponds to what you have. I do like the filter with the mold stopper in it!
267150
Well, I would recommend to look into your owner's manual too. There is a section on the cabin filter. FYI the air flow is top to bottom.
1526356
Hi Amanda well the air box location is pretty much in the same if you have a 4.0 . if it's a v8 I'm pretty sure it won't work .the body lines are really different .this snorkel follows the cherokee body lines wich are really straight . I'm not sure how it would look. But I think it's doable depending on you level of rigging. It may work great but it may not I don't know if I'd recommend it
2084570
You use your old MAF out of your original air box and it bolts into the new one between the tubes, the kit gives you the plastic spacer and bolts... Hope this helps man!
1596673
Yes, it will fit and worth it. I also removed the snorkel on mine when I installed it.
1453900
Ditto. Just fill it with the oil it came with to the proper level, plug it in and it should work. temporarily remove the inlet black plug,, put your finger to plug it up and you should feel it trying to suck in your finger. This lets you know it is working and sucking right. Caution, the body fins may tend to get hot to the touch depends on how long you have it working. Provide adequate ventilation.
1383874
Sorry Juan I can't answer your question because I don't have a snorkel on my FJ. You might want to try a FJ site.
1287955
On the head of the unit where the air enters there are gaps over where the head attaches to the body of the snorkel. these gaps allow the water to flow down the walls of the head and exit. Yes there may be some water but not much that gets into your airbox. I have driven in heavy down pours with no issues. If you dont want to take a chance then you can always turn the head backwards and not worry at all. Your choice.Hope this helps.Danny
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Make sure your gas tank vent is open.The filter has four connections, make sure you're flowing (in/out) the gas in the right direction to your motor.Try it without the filter element in it.How low is the filter from the motor connection?Is the squeeze ball on backwards? Check arrows on ball.Could it be that the filter is dirty?Mine is working like it should, I'm on the second season with it.Maybe I have a 30gal through put total, not much. It's on a 2006 9.9M 4s.J
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You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out.... » Read More You might need an extension for some wrenches so you can reach bolts that are a little far down. It was a simple process, it took us about 30minutes to get it installed. You might also want some WD-40 to help get things apart also rubber part that let's air into the stock airbox will be left in, there will be a 2nd hole in the medal bracket for it to go in. As far as I remember there was not any special tools. And when you go to change the coolant hose you might want a plastic bowl to catch it. There wasn't much coolant lost. We didn't use anything to catch it. I hope this helps you out. Please ask more questions if you need anymore help. « Show Less
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I am thinking to buy a pair of those strut assemblies. Are those required to use the air quick lift system pump or it just can be used without that system, please help.What I have to do to buy a pair. One left and one right.
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The previous post is correct in that it only comes with the sand filter. I found the saltwater kit accessory at WalMart in January and paid only $50. If you can hold out, offseason is a great time to buy.
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Dont buy it on amazon. Its cheaper in retail stores. 200.00 cheaper. And yes. It is sealed all but in the front. And it has a front air intake.
1967961
Yes, it hooks up to the air intake whether stock or aftermarket cold air... It may not completely fix the error code however, the error could also be triggered by an oily/bad cylinder or bad solenoid... Etc