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ARB Safari Snorkel Intake Kit – SS410HF

ARB 4x4 Accessories

  • Fits 2007 to 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser
  • Raised intake to help keep dust and water out of the engine
  • Premium quality polyethylene with stainless and plated hardware
  • Part number SS410HF, UPC 9343801000611

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Description

Overview

The ARB Safari Snorkel Intake Kit SS410HF is a raised air intake snorkel for the 2007 to 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser. It fits the Base, TRD Special Edition and Trail Teams Special Edition trims. A snorkel like this moves the engine’s air intake from a low spot to a higher, safer point, which helps keep dust and water away from the engine on rough trails.

The kit is made from premium quality polyethylene and includes stainless steel and plated hardware that resists corrosion.

Key features

  • Raised intake to help keep dust and water out of the engine
  • Premium quality polyethylene body
  • Stainless steel and plated hardware for corrosion resistance
  • Fits the Base, TRD Special Edition and Trail Teams Special Edition trims

Off-road use of the FJ Cruiser

The FJ Cruiser is often used on rocky, dusty and wet trails, where a raised intake changes how the engine breathes. A higher air source reduces the chance of splash and loose debris reaching the air box. The snorkel works best when the air box, filter and clamps are in good order.

Corrosion matters on a vehicle that sees mud and water. Stainless and plated hardware resist rust, but the snorkel body and its fasteners still need periodic checks. Wipe away grime after trips, and look for loose bolts after rough driving on washboard or steep sections.

Before choosing this type of part, consider how often the vehicle sees deep water and how much dust it encounters. Frequent river crossings call for a close look at the air filter and drain points. Parts often replaced alongside a snorkel include the air filter and intake clamps, so inspect them at the same time.

  • Wipe grime from the snorkel after trail use
  • Check bolts after washboard or steep sections
  • Inspect the air filter after water crossings

Specifications

Brand ARB 4×4 Accessories
Part number SS410HF
UPC 9343801000611
Material Premium quality polyethylene
Hardware Stainless steel and plated
Application 2007 to 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser

Vehicle fitment

The manufacturer fitment list covers the 2007 to 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser in Base, TRD Special Edition and Trail Teams Special Edition trims.

The list does not include FJ Cruiser model years from 2011 onward. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

Review the parts against your installation steps before you begin.

SKU: ARBSS410HF Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 12.00 lbs
Package dimensions 56.30 × 18.90 × 7.90 in
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Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Toyota FJ Cruiser2007–2010Base, TRD Special Edition, Trail Teams Special Edition

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Questions & Answers

Does the ARB SS410HF fit a 2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser?

No. The fit covers the 2007 to 2010 Toyota FJ Cruiser only, so a 2012 model is outside it. Match your year, model and trim to this fit before ordering.

Which FJ Cruiser trims does the SS410HF fit?

It fits the Base, TRD Special Edition and Trail Teams Special Edition trims of the 2007 to 2010 model. Verify your vehicle's year, model and trim against this fitment before ordering.

What is the SS410HF intake kit made of?

The SS410HF is made from premium quality polyethylene. ARB pairs it with stainless steel and plated hardware for corrosion resistance, and the part number is SS410HF.

How can I tell if the snorkel connection is leaking?

Listen for hissing or unusual intake noise, and look for dust or water marks around the joint. Check the clamps and the seal at the air box after rough trips. Tightening a loose clamp or replacing a worn seal usually solves the problem.