Installed a reman'd Denso starter.
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Installed a reman'd Denso starter.
cc93cruiser
CRUZAHEAD
Seems dead on to mine at that speed. I have 35's and 4.88's which is just a tad lower geared than stock
A little while back, but got me one of them tailgate storage lids, ha. Courtesy of @socallove Thanks man!
Also gutted the cargo area, cleaned and checked wiring. Extended rear locker breather and sealed the window gasket and vent for the 4th time. No more leaks now I hope. Stuffed all my spare parts and fluids back in the 1/4 panel to get ready to build some drawers.
What is your gearing (4.11, 4.56, 4.88 or 5.29) and what size tires are you running? Both affect your RPMs at a specific speed.
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Since I am still waiting for the winter salt world to end, I took her out for a romp in the woods.
Then took another poser shot with the new stablemate. A bone stock original 78. Going to be splitting time with the 40 section, most excited.
Just hauled her home yesterday, purchased from Mud member @olive .
Gonna take great care of her buddy, thank you for the help, glad to keep her in the Mud community
Just hauled her home yesterday, purchased from Mud member @olive .
Gonna take great care of her buddy, thank you for the help, glad to keep her in the Mud community
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
I'm jelly! Beautiful 40!
I'm so geeked I almost slept in the garage with her last night!
LS1FJ40
SILVER Star
I don't blame you! Sweet rig. Best color.
Im running 33's and stock gear....just wanted to see if anything was out of the ordinary...i guess its all good.
Put on my prinsu rack, Love it! Drove up to the mountains to rescue a friend with a few broken snowmobiles. I love this thing.
Here is how she looks after the foothills trip....yuppp...IH8MUD....
What wheels are those?
Loving the O'Reilly banner. And also need to find someone that can do a good road force balance. TiresPlus threw bean bags in mine :/
Five tire rotation & dynamic balance with Road Force machine, trying to fix the static balance that America's Tire did when they installed these in October. I don't think any of them passed the Road Force specs.
Watching KOH live feed in the background.
Spot where the sticky weights were.
Pile of weights.
Now, I have less of the vibration in the steering wheel, but still some overall vibration. I'm pretty sure one of these tires has an out-of-round condition. Gonna have to keep chasing it.
Also did some needed maintenance: Oil change, fuel filter, and exhaust hanger.
The weld broke on this hanger that was installed when I had the Coffin put on.
The shop fixed it, and added another angle piece, but he pointed out that the front hanger near the cat was broken.
I got the new one on there, but something has moved with the overall exhaust system, so I did a bit of tweaking the bracket to make the holes line up better.
New bolts & nuts too, but I'm still not real happy with how it turned out.
When I rebuilt the starter solenoid awhile back, the drain tubes were pretty messed up, so I ordered new ones. Finally put those on yesterday.
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Kudos to the carpeted tailgate hatch - looks great. Is that a first for the carpet option?
Of course the PUMA mount also looks great.
Those look great and I am in the same situation. How did you go about this?
Needed to see terrain details to back up in a little sketchy spot on my last solo trip. Getting out was not a safe option.
This was the third time for this issue so keeping my tradition, its time to address.
Back up cam install time -
I have had a set up for a while now but did not have a good spot to mount a monitor.
Along comes the WI-Fi transmitter to adapt to the camera and display on my iPad (F-Ya!) that I have mounted for navigation. The install was super easy and I now have a huge back up screen. Camera options are nice but not sure what I will use beside backing up.
Some of the camera options -
Still pictures at the touch
Video at the touch
Zoom in n out
I wanted camera on demand so I did not wire it to back up lights. The LUX is .05 and provides good viewing in total darkness but with my 18W LED back up lights its like daylight. Viewing the iPad when backing up at night is just as clear as night time the LED light. Pictured below on the screen is with no additional light source, total darkness. The Green, Yellow, and Red grid lines on the camera display are very accurate at 4', 2', and 1' measured from the camera. The water proof camera is mounted to and under the license plate light out of harms way. No Land Cruiser parts were damaged in this installation. The video in real life is very clear much nicer than the pictures. In a perfect world I could use a little wider picture to pick up the corners of the rear bumper. Because the camera is WiFi the app can be installed on any or multiply phones and tables android or OS for viewing.
This is part 1 in a 2 part install. Next I will be mounting another camera up front with the ability to switch front to rear switched at the console. As a bonus I want to figure out how to switch front to back viewing from inside my CampTeq using my phone for boogyman viewing at night.
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This was the third time for this issue so keeping my tradition, its time to address.Back up cam install time -
I have had a set up for a while now but did not have a good spot to mount a monitor.
Along comes the WI-Fi transmitter to adapt to the camera and display on my iPad (F-Ya!) that I have mounted for navigation. The install was super easy and I now have a huge back up screen. Camera options are nice but not sure what I will use beside backing up.
Some of the camera options -
Still pictures at the touch
Video at the touch
Zoom in n out
I wanted camera on demand so I did not wire it to back up lights. The LUX is .05 and provides good viewing in total darkness but with my 18W LED back up lights its like daylight. Viewing the iPad when backing up at night is just as clear as night time the LED light. Pictured below on the screen is with no additional light source, total darkness. The Green, Yellow, and Red grid lines on the camera display are very accurate at 4', 2', and 1' measured from the camera. The water proof camera is mounted to and under the license plate light out of harms way. No Land Cruiser parts were damaged in this installation. The video in real life is very clear much nicer than the pictures. In a perfect world I could use a little wider picture to pick up the corners of the rear bumper. Because the camera is WiFi the app can be installed on any or multiply phones and tables android or OS for viewing.
This is part 1 in a 2 part install. Next I will be mounting another camera up front with the ability to switch front to rear switched at the console. As a bonus I want to figure out how to switch front to back viewing from inside my CampTeq using my phone for boogyman viewing at night.
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