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I've used 82's. Not overly plush. I wouldn't recommend them if a plush ride quality is important.

I've used 88's. Very plush, but the GVM upgrade required Ironman Foam Cell Pro's (Pretty good....

Still here. Check in every day or so...

The mechanic is probably correct.

I had an issue years ago where running the driving lights caused both fuel gauges to drop to empty.
If the camper was connected the main tank refused to show...

If the gauze strainer is still present in the fuel injection pump inlet it might be restricted.

I'd check that before doing anything else.

A PM has been sent.

Changing battery type is just tinkering around the edges.

You say you're already nudging max GVM (looks over to me..).
If you want to tow, you'll need to upgrade the GVM.
Been there....

Check that the brake backing plate is not touching the brake rotor.

The 50mm hitch usually has a collar at the opening, but it's not present in your pic.

If you're in Melbourne I have a near new S4 tow bar that's surplus to requirements.

I never tried towing 3.5T in stock trim. I'd guess not much fun.

No issues at all towing 3T with a 12mm pump.

Mine was changed to 5 seat capacity as that was how it was configured at the time of the GVM upgrade.

It can be reverted to 7 seat capacity by refitting the seats and belts and presenting to...

Yes, I understood that John. Just thought I'd add the other perspective.......:)

...or, hopefully not....:D

Maybe a bit late, but have a look at a brand new 'box.

That's the way I'd be going, if I had to do it again....
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I wondered if you'd spot it....:smile:

There was another pic that was handy, but I went with yours 'cos it showed the turbo coolant line.

Passenger side/rear of the block

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It can be difficult to access in the car.
If it's a factory turbo, cracking the turbo coolant line banjo bolt and allowing it to drain is much easier.