Advice Please Re Outback Suitability

Thanks for the info.

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Originally Posted by Ferret

.....Aside from the morning saggy arse .....

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Morning Saggy Arse; usually experienced by the driver of lesser vehicles. [emoji51]

Cheers,
Scott

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Originally Posted by LRD414

Morning Saggy Arse; usually experienced by the driver of lesser vehicles. [emoji51]

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The LC 200 had a saggy arse every day - coils and heavy in the rear end a/c dual wheel carrier and super duper sized (Exon Valdis class) long range fuel tank.

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Originally Posted by Redback

Watch this, if anyone has any doubts after watching this, then buy a Toyota.
Baz.

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I can't wait to go back up there again... such a great spot!

http://users.tpg.com.au/rjones11/Kim...ll%20Falls.JPG

:cool:

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Originally Posted by Ferret

The other began to raise the odd suspension fault in the last 3-4 days on the CSR. The exact cause is yet to be determined but must involve an air leak or dodgy height sensor. Errors were just cleared and progress continued without hindrance except for a saggy arse on 2-3 mornings which rose again on starting the engine. Aside from the morning saggy arse no functionality was lost once the engine was running.

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Just for the record, a leak in the EAS line was found in the rear passenger suspension system. The same location the faults were being raised according to the IID tool. Not sure if such a small leak would be responsible for the suspension faults but anyway, no more morning saggy arse.

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Originally Posted by Ferret

Just for the record, a leak in the EAS line was found in the rear passenger suspension system. The same location the faults were being raised according to the IID tool. Not sure if such a small leak would be responsible for the suspension faults but anyway, no more morning saggy arse.

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Was it rubbing on something or leaking at a fitting?

Mine has a sagged front,i think it is the valve block.Arse seems OK

Leaking fitting. Just replaced it with a new one, all good.

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Originally Posted by Beamin

I have seen vintage car clubs embarrass the exclusivity of "4WD only" tracks. I once hitched a ride from Alice Springs to Adelaide with a guy who'd driven his 1937 Austin 7 all the way overland from England, had already driven it right around Australia and was driving down the centre (when it was still dirt/sand/mud/rocks/sand/water/mud/sand etc)

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Hi Beamin, was that by any chance George Yallop that you hitched with? I know his son, who I think would probably interested to have a yarn with you if you were up for it?
Cheers
Dean

Dean, he signed off the forum in 2013:
http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-rrs/...-gone-tip.html

Cheers,
Scott

Thanks - weird, I thought his profile said last activity in July this year. Is anyone mates with him offline?

He is online right now - PM him if you haven't already.