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Ive had these cut and folded today So now I'm waiting for the paint to dry and in the mean time I'm gathering the bits from the parts list. The last item on the parts list for the sump guard is "SPACER TUBE (XXX LONG)" Does any one know how long is XXX? (keep it clean fellas)

Thanks Guys, everything you have said is what I've always thought. He was trying to tell me that they become prone to catastrophic failure and destroy the engine. OK I can see that that happens sometimes, Crap happens.......SOMETIMES. However, to infer that it is a known issue? C'mon. Really?

Correct however I also hooked my spots neg to the reverse globes neg just so I could keep the visible wires all loomed together.

The last 2 times I've had my truck serviced my mechanic has suggested that if I intend to keep the old girl, that I should consider a turbo upgrade as she has now done over 110,000Ks. I asked him why and he recons that the stock turbos don't last much past 100,000 :confused3: Any body here...

Yep, thats what I did to install these Dunno what color as Im color blind but once you have the tail light in yor hand, just luse the one that goes to the reverse globe Just make sure the combined current draw doesn't exceed the fuse limit(10amps) Mine draws 8 amps total and is working fine...

:confused3:AWESOME!!!!!!! I've got unfinished business there. I was there for the first time on their second to last weekend that they were open. I was totally bummed that we hadn't discovered it sooner. Our first day there my NAV developed a master cylinder issue where the peddle slowly went...

Hi John, Just google "3 way fridge on inverter" this and others will come up http://www.exploroz.com/Forum/Topic/96669/Running_3-way_fridge_in_220v_mode_off_inverter_while_driving.aspx This is just one of the pages I found. The dangers are discussed through out the replies (as well as good 12V...

Have you all considered the inherent risks of using and inverter while traveling? I was researching the best way to run my 3 way fridge after finding one at a garage sale. Google it and you'll find a lot of talk about people, even here in Aus, have been electrocuted (dead) after their vehicle...

It's re sleeved with a stainless sleeve. I tried to find a kit but neither Repo or Supercreep could help me with a kit, nor could they offer local suggestions. The Mechanics a good bloke and he's convenient as he is next door to work so he got the gig :lazy:

No, it's not Gold. Looks the same as the original but with a slightly diferent shap Reservoir.

For those who may be interested....... Re-sleeved master cylinder cost me $385 installed.

Yeah. It kinda is now. It closed on the 7th March and is only open to those who buy a "croft". We were there on the last week end in Feb.

A couple of weeks ago while at Landcruiser Park, I was trying to hold position on a steep, rough, loose, rocky track while waiting for my mate to clear an obstacle. While sitting there I had the unsettling feeling of a slowly sinking brake pedal. Twice I ran out of peddle and had to pump like...

4X4 Supa Center has about the cheapest Ive seen. http://www.4wdsupacentre.com.au/ The hot tip is to sign up to their news letter which comes daily and waitfor a good deal. If you have a store local to you then you save freight also.

Don't have a photo but.........It sits a few degrees below 9 oclock and swings down from there. As for fitting it...... 3 screws to get the covers off. 2 small screw on the stalk itself. Prize out the old stalk as its snug. Plug the new one in and replace the screws. Replace covers. Takes...