DA3022 - Raised Air Intake Safari Snorkel Engine Part Land Rover Range Rover Discovery

DA3022 - Verhoogde luchtinlaat Safari Snorkel

- €430,00

€430,00

€430,00 - €430,00

€430,00

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Verhoogde luchtinlaat 300 Dis abs BA 2126A

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 1 1989-1998 (L318)

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 1 1994-1999 — 300TDi zonder EGR met ABS, 3.9 V8 EFI met ABS. Safari verhoogde luchtinlaat snorkel.

Alternative Codes

BA 2126AGA3022DA3022BA2126A

In stock 1 unit

1 · Gouda 0 · Drachten

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Frequently asked questions

What does a raised air intake (snorkel) do?

A raised air intake, or snorkel, relocates the engine air intake from the inner wing up to roof height, drawing induction air from above the bonnet line on the Land Rover Discovery 1. Raising the intake reduces the risk of water entering the engine during deep-water crossings and draws cooler, cleaner air.

Which Discovery 1 engines does this snorkel fit?

This snorkel is listed for the Land Rover Discovery 1 (1994-1999) with the 300Tdi non-EGR and ABS, or the 3.9 V8 EFI with ABS. Fitment is engine and bodyside specific, so confirm your engine and that the vehicle has ABS before ordering.

Does fitting a snorkel require drilling?

Fitting a snorkel typically requires drilling the front wing to mount the intake and pass the ducting through, on the Land Rover Discovery 1. It's a job many owners tackle at home with hand tools and a template, though the wing cutting is permanent, so measure carefully before cutting.