Thread: What did you do on your Perentie Today.

Looking good, mate!

Thats a first I think, M/Ts on the trailer!

Love the PR cam scheme too.

Today's list included:

tighten drive flange bolts - may need to replace them and the flange seal soon.

Remove and inspect door tops.

Remove inspect and repair window locks - increased locking force.

Replace window felts

Discover overuse of silicone responsible for door tops acting as water tanks.

Inspect and assess output shaft seal - marked for replacement when not so hot.

Fish oil all rusty underbody parts

Fish oil engine bay and firewall.

Clean and repaint bonnet surface exposed after removal of bonnet clamps in prep for reinstallation.

Discovered broken wire to brake pad wear indicator.

Fitted new Roof Rack rubbers

Repositioned canvass

Fitted LED strip in canopy with tailgate switch

Replaced interior light with LED based Frankenstein-like creation.

Replaced a few corroded fuses

Replaced a handfull of corroded push connectors.

Found Olive Drab paint at Aussie disposals - matches bull bar, nothing else.

Arranged to have bull bar soda blasted for repainting.


Posted a tutorial here:
Perentie window felt - how to replace it.

Door top pics:

Looking at that door top stud, I think I'll be adding grease door-top bolts to my To-Do list.

It's a pity that stainless steel reacts so aggressively with aluminium or I'd be replacing them with SS.

I put it under the wire wheel. it's not much of a bolt anymore.

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I finally pulled that stupid Frontline Machinery badge of the front guard .No use giving frontline any free advertising it is bad enough having buy the Perentie from them.A hair dryer and a bit of heat gets them of easy. The Bush Animal.

Nice looking outfit walpro!
What was the reason for the RFSV having a higher roofline than the other Perentie variants?


Cheers, Mick.

Rear seating.