Replaced the failed vsv to clear my P0401 code.
Also relocated it to somewhere easier to service from.
Also relocated it to somewhere easier to service from.
What Did You Do with Your 80 This Weekend? (42 Viewers)
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Where did you get that tubing from?
Niiiice! cant wait to copy you. The top design of the highland feet isnt bad, might wanna echo that after taking out a chunk. Slice off top, cut out 2" then weld or bolt through both plates.
Been a lot of head scratchin over my rack design, im dumping it. You gotta name it man! Keep us posted... here's to Budget buildsand old fashion ingenuity
Not a bad Idea. I kind of like the elevated tie down points. I may save the tabs I cut off and use them as brackets for shovel/maxtrax mounts
Drove mine back from Kerville Texas after picking it up from Rago Fabrication. They wanted to build molle panels for the 80.
A slightly more recessed panel on the driver side, would give great room for hanging items towards the outside.
That is my plan. I few spacers and it would move in. He left lots of adjustments in the system.. I am going to play with it for a few weeks before I get it all powder coated
looks great.
Did new seat gears last night. Them are moving as smooth as butter now.
I need to research how to do this. PO gave me the gears.
its super easy. Step one - get a tasty beverage of choice and disconnect from the family for an hour.
and Ryan has a tutorial...
And my advice is buy two sets. One set comes with two gear and caps - that will take care of one seat not both. And you do not need to use heat on the plastic gear wheel. you can use a slightly larger than diameter deep socket and press the gear off the rod using a bench vice. There is an index / keyed side to the rod, not sure what it does, just be mindful of that.
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Thanks!!
or you could buy later manual cloth seats and never deal with the gears again...........
Finished up Wits End QPM for a local member. Managed to fit a Redarc Solar controller, 2nd battery, 1100w inverter, fuse box and Blue sea charging relay.
I was very impressed with the QPM. I’ll personally be doing one in the future.
I was very impressed with the QPM. I’ll personally be doing one in the future.
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Over 800 miles last four days, over 40 off road. Few cases of beer consumed, three bottles of liquor, 8 burgers, two steaks, one trout (caught) and plenty of time around the fire.
Cruiser gave no problems and averaged 15mpg.
Cheers
Cruiser gave no problems and averaged 15mpg.
Cheers
NLXTACY
Wits' End
This booster is on my list once I start interior mods on the Turbo Test Mule.
NLXTACY
Wits' End
voodu3
SILVER Star
I got started on my marker light/ ditch light project.
Looks good! I'm waiting for the QPM's to come back in stock!
Where is the aux battery located? Long wire runs to that ACR if both batteries are under the hood.
What is the inverter going to be used for? I'm always curious as to why folks want/ need to run inverters when things like laptops and camera battery chargers can be 12v.
Pics?
