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Rear quarter panel is mostly bolt on/off with some sealant around the top. Not hard just time consuming, you've got to take most of the rear plastics (on that side) out to get to the fasteners and then there's butyl rubber sealing most of it on (least it's the right time of year for it to be soft, if it's cold a heat gun helps)
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Yeah I know I'm also partially to blame
I'm honestly while annoyed it happened actually impressed because it means the trailer draw bar went under the muffler and step to be able to swing that far around to jackknife
Also in the process of getting quotes but for now some tape over it
Edit: late at night with no extra light doesn't help lmao
So it seems. I blame the small screen...[bigwhistle]Quote:
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I've heard that fixes the 3 amigos too. :lol2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Adran
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Originally Posted by Slunnie
Mine have decided to be intermittent. I'll recheck the wiring on my option "b" bypass and resistance values when I'm home from work.
Was fine for a few weeks then they decided to do the Mexican hat dance on my dash [bigrolf]
Yesterday I completed the "Option B" ABS bypass on both the Landys, mine was showing the three amigos occasionally but the young blokes was on almost constantly. After a quick revision from youtube I knocked them both out in an hour or so. So far so good, today I'm doing a 3.5 hour run to Perth so will see what shows up.
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Originally Posted by Adran
So my Option B bypass was fine, the issue turned out to be a loose ground connection in front of the airbox behind the passenger headlight
I just finished my small project for a fold down table on the rear door of the disco. I used 12mm marine plywood I got for a dollar as an off cut from Bunnings and stainless fixing and hardware for everything. I widened the existing trip holes to accept m6 rivnuts to fix the whole thing to the door. And used some 3mm rope with two v cleats from whitworths to function as the locking system and stays. The plywood was finished with a marine polyurethane, it was my first go at this and I am sure I might update it or change it later if I see fit, one idea was to add a smaller second shelf on the top left, or some kind of additional storage.
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The valve cover or rocker cover gasket got replaced, along with the bolt grommets. I had a spare rear borehole seal, How the **** do you change that over?
This morning, my son, in his new overalls changed the front hub. The one that went in last year, January 23rd failed in November. I had the bearing puller ready, but I was able to push out the shaft with my thumbs. No great dramas swapping the hub over.
I have just used a connector to join the cable to the loom, I plan to solder the connection and cover it with heat shrink and RTV to keep the water out.
