Anyone know the part number for the snorkel on this transit? I have a 3.7 but it would fun to see the differences between the airboxes and if it can be modified or just work straight up on my transit.
Not necessarily. ARB snorkels face forward, and they seem to be the gold standard snorkel manufacturer (and offer a ton of other great off-road products, as well).
The one in the original post has much better aesthetics that the Acme Overland one, though.
Anyone know the part number for the snorkel on this transit? I have a 3.7 but it would fun to see the differences between the airboxes and if it can be modified or just work straight up on my transit.
That looks very sharp. If you're serious about adding a snorkel for actual water crossings, be sure to seal your vehicle side trim holes (they'll leak), and raise the breathers on your rear differential and transmission to a high point on the vehicle. ARB makes a differential breather kit that could be used for this. I already have one to install on my Transit...not because I need it, but because I had it left over from a previous project that I sold.
That looks very sharp. If you're serious about adding a snorkel for actual water crossings, be sure to seal your vehicle side trim holes (they'll leak), and raise the breathers on your rear differential and transmission to a high point on the vehicle. ARB makes a differential breather kit that could be used for this. I already have one to install on my Transit...not because I need it, but because I had it left over from a previous project that I sold.
Definitely not for water crossings, but I'll keep your advice in mind! The current airbox is plenty high enough for any water I would drive through. I'm looking for dust control when in a caravan down in the desert. Post some pictures up of your breather relocation if you have any, it would be fun to see. My transit is the only 4wd I've owned that I haven't done that to.
You are my hero! I have been googling and searching for a snorkel since I have owned this van. Looks like this company is just starting up as everything says "coming soon". Hopefully they get moving on this sooner than later!
edit:
Looking at closer, I would like it to go a little higher on the windshield. Kind of an awkward stopping point from the pictures on their website.
I suspect that like most snorkel kits, the part that attaches to your airbox and transitions from inside the engine compartment to outside the A pillar is vehicle specific. The rest might be universal enough to extend the snorkel higher.
I do not have a rear powerpoint, and I'm thinking about installing one, or maybe two, next to the back doors behind the last row of seats on a T350 15 passenger (since my rear seats will never be in there).
Does anyone know where the easiest place to pickup 12v wiring for these sockets is? I...
Hello,
I am looking for an awning for our van. I would like something that covers the whole side door and maybe even the passenger door. I dont want an awning sticking off the front of the van as we go down the road. I also don't want a roof rack. Side mount or direct roof mount would be ideal...
One of the key items in my toolbox is being able to flat tow my van behind my semi tractors when they need to be moved.
Now, I'm facing mounting wrecker bills for winchouts on other small units due to stupid employees, I'm seriously considering rigging my T350 for a 12k winch and handling...
I was searching for something else and stumbled on this partition from Havis for behind the second row that is designed for prisoner transport. They offer low and mid roof versions, might this work in the new Crew Vans? :unsure:
A forum community dedicated to Ford Transit owners and enthusiasts. Come join the discussion about performance, modifications, troubleshooting, storage capacity, maintenance, and more!
RavenTBK · updated 
asdrew · updated 
