Thread: Puma Transmission guards

Can i please ask what do these guards look like? has some one got a pic of one please!

but they are for the Puma Jezz I don't know if you realise that

Who has fitted theirs by the way?

I only managed to get mine last weekend - long story, but thanks Scallops, its been sitting in Gove for a month until I crossed paths with my courier. Work got in the way
I'm still to crawl underneath and have a look at where it attaches. So pics would be helpful. Also does this threaten any gearbox/transfer case/other seal integrity or anything?

still haven't fitted ours ian said he can't work out how it goes on so yes pics would be good

Oh and we sprayed ours as one of the welds had rust in it, that I wasn't happy to see

Our is on (Thanks to Southside LR) and looks good I too had a rust mark in one of the welds but it is 6mm plate so I wasn't too worried. I'll try and take some picks over the weekend and post them after the DARE.

Cheers,

Originally Posted by dm_td5

Also does this threaten any gearbox/transfer case/other seal integrity or anything?

It will - which is why I'm waiting for the next service to fit it.

Just an update for the WA order, I spoke to Devon last night, the WA order is arriving into their shop next Monday. (I guess they had a whole lot ordered all of a sudden....... ). Anyway I expect to see them in a week or two.
I will be getting my guard powdercoated black if any of the other WAULORIAN's wants theirs done let me know and I'll get it done at the same time. I'm guessing it will cost $20 - $40.

Cheers,

Tim

finally ftted mine, did not realsie it drains the tx box of oil so it pretty expensive to fit.

Failry simple, bolt up bracket to bracket at front (gx box mount) then undo three bolts on tx case and put in new ones, that bit tested me, refill box with oil. Took me a while as did not know oil was going to come out and bolts are not easy to fit.



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