Salvage Yard Safari Snorkel (1 Viewer)
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Sweet find! There aren't that many pieces to worry about, removal should take 30 min or less. I would assume that if you need replacement parts for it you could go through man-a-fre.
P.s. if you are in SoCal and don't want it, let me know!
Why are you asking us???... you're standing in front of the truck- take it all off already and give the guy 30 bucks
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2 reasons....
1. I saw this posted on their website so I am not standing in front of it.
2. I have never installed one so I don't know what it would take to install or remove one. Thought someone that has installed one would know a little more then myself.
1. I saw this posted on their website so I am not standing in front of it.
2. I have never installed one so I don't know what it would take to install or remove one. Thought someone that has installed one would know a little more then myself.
Nice find! The 
would never let me get a snorkel... 
would never let me get a snorkel... 
[QUOTEThe would never let me get a snorkel... ][/QUOTE]
Ummm, seriously. Say this with me, "there is no permission needed".
Ummm, seriously. Say this with me, "there is no permission needed".
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Nice find! The
yeah but your Mustang is your toy my 96 LC is my toy so I can do what ever I want to it.
The ol' lady puts up with a lot of my antics, hobbies, etc...most of them are rather expensive and time consuming...so when it comes to things like snorkels on my LX (that is my DD), she gets her way.
You know what they say.... "Happy wife, happy life."
NICE FIND!
I hope that I didn't miss anything but IIRC, there are about 8 nuts on the inside of the fender to remove.
To get to the most rearward nuts, you will need to remove a few items on the inner fender to be able to get your arm in there. Use a ratcheting gear wrench as a socket and ratchet are difficult to get in there and move around, especially if you have big hands. The forward nuts are pretty easy to get to if you remove the air filter housing.
You also need to remove the c-clamp & hose at the cyclonic air filter housing, remove the two bolts holding the snorkel to the A-Pillar bracket, then remove the two screws/bolts holding the bracket to the A-Pillar.
Hope that helps.
I hope that I didn't miss anything but IIRC, there are about 8 nuts on the inside of the fender to remove.
To get to the most rearward nuts, you will need to remove a few items on the inner fender to be able to get your arm in there. Use a ratcheting gear wrench as a socket and ratchet are difficult to get in there and move around, especially if you have big hands. The forward nuts are pretty easy to get to if you remove the air filter housing.
You also need to remove the c-clamp & hose at the cyclonic air filter housing, remove the two bolts holding the snorkel to the A-Pillar bracket, then remove the two screws/bolts holding the bracket to the A-Pillar.
Hope that helps.
wagonteeth
Hippoverde
Just tell them you want the fender and whatever that crap is that is attached to it. Tell tehm you give them 50% less since the fender has a hole in it.
NLXTACY
Wits' End
kletzenklueffer said:
Bingo
Exactly, hopefully they have not looked up snorkels online and know how much they retail for. Don't tip your hand.
I wouldn't pay for that fender. Look at the area right below the corner light. It's munched. If they wanted to throw it in at no cost, go for it.
Other than that, nice find!
Once you remove the snorkel, make a template of the holes in the fender and a-pillar.
CycloSteve
SILVER Star
Ha ha, too true. Bought mine first, asked for forgiveness from the
afterwards. She rolled her eyes as usual and was fine.
Steve
