Jeep Wrangler JL Rugged Ridge AmFib Low/High Mount Snorkel System Review & Install

Reinforce your Jeep Wrangler’s engine performance and overall off-road capability by installing the AmFib Low/High Mount Snorkel System from Rugged Ridge. This snorkel system comes in a modular design that includes the low and high mount intakes. Using this snorkel gives you bolder confidence to tackle the deep river crossings, where the water level might rise over the hood line and make its way into your factory air box.
Long-Lasting Functionality. Rugged Ridge ensures that this AmFib Low/High Mount Snorkel System can durably handle the rigors that come with your Wrangler’s rugged lifestyle. This snorkel features a high-strength, premium ABS construction that is UV treated, weatherproof, and impact resistant. The modular configuration converts from low-mount intake to high-mount snorkel in minutes. Additionally, the OE-fit and intrinsic styling blend well with your JL’s factory trim.
Straightforward Installation. This AmFib Low/High-Mount Snorkel System features a bolt-on installation that requires no cutting to the exterior body parts. The installation completes with light-to-moderate mechanical skills.
Limited Warranty. Rugged Ridge offers a 5-year limited warranty that covers factory defects in materials and workmanship of this AmFib Low/High Mount Snorkel System. This warranty comes with exclusions; please check the full warranty policy for complete details. terrain.jp/3D1q8BG
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[@CharlesHarpolek4vud]

After you put on the plastic snorkel tube, you must also extend the three valves they control pressure inside the front and rear axle transfer cases and inside the transmission. You must bring the breathing tubes for these three devices up or above water level before your job is done.
Water will get into the standard Jeep, or most other brands, but have the 3 gearbox breathing tubes, this extender job absolutely must be done to avoid the water contamination of these gearboxes which cause expensive repairs. This work on the tubes is not standard with Jeep and if you have snorkel installed, ask installer about doing the extending tubes also.

[@jawsxx8683]

Very cool! It looks easier than I thought it would be. I'm going to have to pick one of these up soon.

[@extremeterrain]

Give us a shout when you're ready, we'll get you hooked up! -Zach

[@2375denim]

Guys...thank you for the vid...and all respect to Rugged Ridge for a great product. There is one thing I did differently on my install...I did not install the valve and tubing as I had a hard time finding a use for it. Instead I drilled two little holes s nit lower than in the vid. Also, left the four original holes unplugged. Works like a charm. When the engine sucks the air, the air takes the path of least resistance...which is the snorkle. What is sucked through the small holes is insignificant. However if water goes in the box, it drains right away. I thought I these details with you all and hope you find them useful.

[@EddiTaru]

This doesn't seem too difficult to install. Fairly easy. Can't wait to install one on my ecoDiesel.

[@reddodge4423]

Leave the valve open when normally driving, it’s to remove moisture from the air box so your air filter doesn’t degrade, and when you come across deep water that’s when you close it, leave it open normally

[@edueuedu]

I have a 3.0 diesel here in Brazil I would like to know when will have a version of these, I translated it using google translator

[@jakealcazar3805]

Was a promised a JK version of this new updated snorkel over 2 years ago. Been waiting ever since... :(

[@mmmii702]

I don’t know if you double your fording depth being that there are electrical systems you probably don’t want to submerge.

[@MohanKumar-um1dr]

👌👌👌

[@ladyrocklander]

Wondering if that Jeep has the stock Rubicon OEM rock rails?

[@terencegillespie6675]

Great idea for how to attract wasp nests. I’ve noticed that really rich Jeep owners have theses installed.

[@imlame2117]

can you still add a light bar on top ??

[@jesusorozco3965]

What about the fuse box?

[@caligula1234]

Think the high intake can handle hwy winds?

[@gws-1776]

When driving in rain with the snorkel installed, how does the water drain so that it doesn’t reach the air filter?

[@AFREaKaMan]

This is a good question, why has it not been answered?

[@alexanderthegreat8067]

@@AFREaKaManyou can have the drain valve open if you know you would not be crossing any rivers. That way any water that may get in it will leak out. Also if you know you won’t be going in deep waters leave open one of the 4 hole that you need to plug on the bottom of the air box.

[@wendywhite4537]

Changing a Jeep like that will that bring the value down?

[@MrGerryoc]

Same snorkle $139 on amazon what a rip off

[@greeny129]

i inatalled the cheaper one, works well but the seals suck so lots of black silicone rubber needed!

[@alexanderthegreat8067]

I just installed $111 one and it’s solid as fook. That $750 is definitely a big rip off

[@Nickvrey]

$700 ! Yikes!

[@AlanTrades]

You get what you pay for