Disconnected the smart Alternator shunt... now 14.4 volts all day loooong!!! ... take ya emissions and shove it I say
Disconnected the smart Alternator shunt... now 14.4 volts all day loooong!!! ... take ya emissions and shove it I say
Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.
I went to the wreckers last week and bought a bunch of small bits and pieces that my GU III was missing/were damaged.
One of those bits was a replacement cruise control module, as the writing had worn off the unit on my steering wheel.
I could only get a black module, and my factory unit was a khaki colour, so I pulled them both apart, popped the buttons out and swapped them over.
Pretty happy with how it looks.Attachment 76387IMG_20180918_205442.jpegIMG_20180918_210445.jpegIMG_20180918_212156__01.jpegIMG_20180918_212758.jpeg
Clunk (19th September 2018), mudnut (19th September 2018), mudski (19th September 2018), Yeti's Beast (29th September 2018)
what do you mean by this? i didnt know the y61 had thisOriginally Posted by the evil twin
They don't... the Y62 does (and a 130 AH Alternator stock).
The Y61 was made only just after electricity was discovered so thankfully missed out on PIA equipment like smart alternators
Last edited by the evil twin; 19th September 2018 at 10:26 AM.
Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.
Bidja (19th September 2018)
thought so, one of the reasons i like the old y61 bit more simple.. like me...
Cracked all of the rear suspension bush mounting nuts to reset the the bushes to standard height then torqued them all back up.
I never would have thought of doing that, but at the Anzac holiday meet up, @PeeBee told me that the bushes need to be reset when a lift is added or subtracted. Cheers, mate.
My advice is: not to follow my advice.
PeeBee (19th September 2018), Yeti's Beast (29th September 2018)
Muddy, thats great but to be 100% honest I don't recall the conversation or which bushes you are referring to - sorry I am now totally intrigued!!!!! But glad it worked or made you feel good, and hope it wasn't too much trouble.
Bastard of a job, but it makes sense. The bushes are fitted and done up at standard. A 2" inch lift rotates the bushes, therefore as the vehicle lifts over a bump, the the rubber is twisted that much extra. I hadn't given it a thought, until you mentioned it. When I got home I set the bushes for the lift, so had to reset them to standard when the lift was removed.
My advice is: not to follow my advice.
PeeBee (19th September 2018)
Currently packing it to go camping on the Murray, YAY!!!
Been a while!
Bidja (26th September 2018), Clunk (26th September 2018), GQtdauto (26th September 2018), MB (26th September 2018), PeeBee (26th September 2018), the evil twin (26th September 2018), Yeti's Beast (26th September 2018)
Would rather be doing that but next best thing is working on the Trol... so I fitted the roof racks today.
Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.
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