Fair suck of the sauce bottle mate. Its takes a few weeks to get parts from o/s. Lol. They are quick to take my money but slow at the rest of it..Quote:
Originally Posted by jay see
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Fair suck of the sauce bottle mate. Its takes a few weeks to get parts from o/s. Lol. They are quick to take my money but slow at the rest of it..Quote:
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I started stripping everything off my motor. Get ready for a ZD30 garage sale peoples.
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Does anyone know the cut out size for those Narva style carling rocker switches??
I'm going to fit 2 in the "D" pillar moulding , one for the rear led 27watt work light,
and the other will have a rocker swith and a merit socket to plug in my awning light.
They will be up high so hopefully wont get knocked.
Look here TD, one of the diagrams has the dimensions.....Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
http://www.dukes4x4andcamping.com/#!...and-specs/coy5
He has some nice switch panels too....
Thanks thats who I brought my switches off lolQuote:
Originally Posted by clubbyr8
37.5mm x 21mm matee.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I tried running the cable for the rear work light via the back door ,
it rained last night and all the rain followed the cable into the cargo area.
So now I'll run the cable back along the roofrack to the "B" pillar and go in that way
Then under the side panels till I get to the rear cut out, where I can pick up power,
I used cable glands for my power and rear view camera. Roof rack is there to stay so I'm not too bothered about drilling holes in the roof... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
ouch drilling holes in the roof , couldn't do it,
except maybe to fit one of those small 100mm UHF antenna
Theres not much current draw so I think it'll be ok running back to the "B"
pillar , really drilling a hole in the roof, Mego did the same for his driving lights.
I have a no drill policy, so far not too bad
Got some new Springs, Shocks and Steering Dampener. Very happy considering it's still 'legal'.
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Hopefully wire up some lights on my roof rack.
Weather permitting
Wired up my roof lightbar...BRIGHT.....and found two Hercules 8000 lb snatch straps in my Recovery gear to return to 4wd Supacentre. Has anyone else returned yours? Did you get a replacement? I have to send mine from Adelaide.
Get your money back and buy from one of the Big three, TJM, ARB or Opposite LockQuote:
Originally Posted by AJTich
Dont buy cheap recovery gear, its cheap for a reason
Installed my adjustable draglink, went down the road to get wheel alignment but they too busy:(
You can do it yourself with a long bit of rod, front inside of front rim and rear edge of front rim???Quote:
Originally Posted by Nisshead
Yeah I know mate, I've got it pretty spot on. I'm not using the troll so I'll wait till Monday and get it done properly on a machineQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Fitted a new section of vacuum hose from the brake vacuum tank to the metal pipe after removing the old piece with a "tee" fitting that used to power the old cruise control now upgraded with a new unit.
new springs and shocks, some of the dynamatting is done
Agree about cheap. These were "freebie" additions to roof awning and something else. My other two are Nobles ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Gave it some fresh Delo oil, a couple of filters, fuel filter and air filter. It'll get a grease tomorrow.
Well. It seems mine, although in the same batch number are not affected by the recall. Will keep them for light duties.Quote:
Originally Posted by AJTich
As I have an ARB copy 3/4 roof rack thought I would design a decent bracket to mount my awning 2.5mtr.
I'm going to use some square tube and flat plate, slightly longer than the awning and mount some small LEDs on each end
These will be remote controlled. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/12V-RF-Wi...item3cfb42733e
Get it all powder coated and fit it should look trick, I'll do a DIY on it.
idea is to have the bottom of the awning level with and as close to the gutter as possible
Attachment 59081Took it out in the mud and rain, only got one pic not of mine as the battery went flat on the phone
At least you got one pic, I took none lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Bloom(y)ing Hell!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
What laughing too hard to take some picsQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Resting? ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Stropp
Believe it or not but I washed it
Must be that time of the year, I washed mine too.Quote:
Originally Posted by roofy
Me too....
Fixed it up. I will put up a DIY panel beating thread later - much later.
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Finally go around to rewiring my trailer plug and got rid of those stupid plastic clips.
From this happening
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To this
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& the big Stripout is nearly complete!
If you have plastic plugs in the floor can I suggest you remove themQuote:
Originally Posted by Dman2603
if you intend doing bogholes all the time, There is a great lift up drain plug the Comp guys use
may be of some good to you.
Just do what the guys in Top Gear did, just shoot a hole into the floor with a rifle hahahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
I know someone with some spare rear bumper lights if you need them mate ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bye4
Best thing you can ever do, and if anyone reading thisQuote:
Originally Posted by jay see
has scotch locs connecting any wires on their Patrol,
Remove them and solder the wires properly and use heat shrink to
complete the job. THEY WILL FAIL
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/20x-Scotc...item2ecd9f7d94
Thanks clunky but the lights are ok its the bloody plastic bum per that I have got to repair. Moral to the story, if the distance between the ground and the exhaust is less than the hole your driving into, then get a lift kit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
I wonder if Howezit still has his old bumper, he was trying to sell it a few months ago, might be worth askingQuote:
Originally Posted by 4bye4
Are you sure you won't have a couple of lights as spares???? lol......... They come in ve3ry handy let me tell you hahahahaha
I've just silaticed them into the bumper. They even stay in after mudding....Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk