Just a quick pic of the patrol over the Easter weekend after a bit of mud bashing. I had a great time.... so did the misses.
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Just a quick pic of the patrol over the Easter weekend after a bit of mud bashing. I had a great time.... so did the misses.
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2005 GU 3.0L ST
Cooper tyres, Alloy B'Bar, Safari Snorkel, 3" Exhaust, Rhino Racks, Dual Batt, NADS
and a very big wishlist in the glove box...
Coming together nicely. Well done.
I installed a boost gauge once and had had issues with it doing weird stuff like that. I think off memory I stuffed something up in the install with the hose into the gauge. Can't remember what I did but it was either over tightened or under tightened, could have been the amount of hose past the olive? ? ? Sorry, getting old!![]()
GU IV 2006 4.2 TDi wagon
Now that's how a patrol should look, covered in mud
I also have a missus that is addicted to mud, whether it's on the motorbikes or the patrol if there's mud around she'll find it
Great looking truck mate, I've enjoyed following the build up.
People's EGTs will differ a fair bit due to a number of different factors but mine driving around town were around 350-400 deg.....until I had a whole heap of gunk cleaned out from the throttle body and intercooler pipes which lowered the temps by 30-50 deg! haha can't wait to see what will happen when the inlet manifold is cleaned out...
So I guess it doesn't really matter what temps you see on the gauge, drive it and monitor it in different conditions and you'll know what's normal and will be quick to pick up on any fluctuations or abnormally high readings which may indicate a problem. But I would say yours might be 100-150 deg lower than if the probe was closer. Your exhaust upgrade and NADS will have lowered it too, so it might not be too far off 50-100 deg who knows??
Has the boost gauge sorted itself out yet or are you still having problems? Sounds like maybe a installation problem, might be best to check EVERY connection for leaks etc
Keep the pics coming
Cheers,
Rusty