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Thread: Mulgo X Box definitive fitting instructions

  1. 31st March 2016, 06:51 PM #11
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    Drill a hole through the mounting bracket and rivet it to the bottom plate, thats what I did.
    If you dont fancy that, get some blu tack and apply to the bracket to keep in place whilst you put the nuts on.
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  2. 1st April 2016, 01:28 AM #12
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    Baytown and Clive22 thanks for the explanation.
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    Regarding the Ex Box getting hot - is this a problem for older models or all?

    I didn't notice much heat in the cubby during and after the run from Melbourne to Brisbane, although there was plenty hitting the back of my legs from under the seat.

    Wondering if the Ex Box gets hotter than the cubby.
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  4. 1st April 2016, 12:35 PM #14
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    Hi ElRay.
    Ive dynamatted mine as well as Dynaliner (foam) so it is a lot cooler. I also used heat reflective tape onthe underside.
    Highly recommended mod.
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  5. 2nd April 2016, 09:28 PM #15
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    Just wondering. Have you guys contacted Mulgo about these issues? Were they helpful?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Baytown View Post
    Hi ElRay.
    Ive dynamatted mine as well as Dynaliner (foam) so it is a lot cooler. I also used heat reflective tape onthe underside.
    Highly recommended mod.
    Ken.
    Thanks Ken - good advice that I will follow when I do mine.

    My question was more about whether the heat in the Ex Box that I've read about is an issue for all Defenders or only older ones. Because there is negligible heat in the standard cubby at the moment.
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