We sell Land Rover Defender Snorkel Kits (also known as a Raised Air Intake). Snorkels protect engines from the damaging effects of water, dust and sand encountered in touring and off-roading.
Snorkel kit versions for Land Rover Defender 200TDI (left hand fitting kit) and 300TDI, TD5 and TDCI Puma (right hand fitting kit). Snorkel Kits are original Land Rover part number STC50265. For the 300TDI, TD5 and Puma we supply a right-hand bracket.
Roll-cage Snorkel – We also make a Defender Snorkel Kit version for Defenders with roll cages – the lower fitting is different to standard as it protrudes slightly more to accommodate for the position of the roll-cage tubing. The Masai Land Rover Defender Roll Cage Snorkel Kit is available for left hand side 200TDI and right hand 300TDI, TD5 and TDCI Puma.
Rear Door Hinge Kit for Land Rover Defender - Stainless Steel
This product is a stainless steel rear end door hinge kit, designed for Land Rover Defender, Series 2 and Series 3 models. The replacement of the original Land Rover component is a common task as they are known to deteriorate over time. These hinges are an ideal replacement for damaged or corroded door hinges. The advantage of using this product over the official Land Rover part is that these do not need to be painted. This product will save you money, firstly by being longer-lasting and secondly on re-painting costs when compared to the traditional component.
Import Notice: Fitting Instructions
Prior to beginning the work, make sure that the new hinges move freely. It is important that this change is undertaken with the door closed. It is best done with two people, one person inside, and one person outside. Loosen the bolts either side and then replace the hinge bolts like-for-like. Do not open the door until all hinges have been replaced. Failure to keep the door closed while replacing the hinges will put too much pressure or weight on the hinge resulting in the hinge seizing or buckling and we cannot replace items that have been damaged due to incorrect fitting.
