What happened to your D3/D4 today?

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Originally Posted by loanrangie

Looked at a few on eBay and most are too short or way overpriced for a bit of vinyl.
Might look for a local bloke.

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Wasn't any cheaper than ebay stuff, but now I know I have quality 3M vinyl, professionally installed, with a warranty and something different than the ebay ones. Not saying the ebay ones are bad, in fact they look good and I'm sure they'll last ok.

Picked up an error recently, just turned up.. end up reading the manual and checking my CCF, for some reason, the navigation on the move was turned on..I was able to find it by comparing the CCF I saved years ago with now. Changed back and all good.

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Also it was discussed before about people not seeing faults on gap, even though the dash is lit up, this is how I have my settings for faults set up

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Originally Posted by Eric SDV6SE

Wasn't any cheaper than ebay stuff, but now I know I have quality 3M vinyl, professionally installed, with a warranty and something different than the ebay ones. Not saying the ebay ones are bad, in fact they look good and I'm sure they'll last ok.

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Did the same to mine in 2011.

When it needed replacing I got mine pre-cut from the USA

Later I added the side panels

Got in it at 3.30am and drove 1200 kms to Newman towing the camper without missing a beat.

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Originally Posted by Narangga

The rear brake pad sensor had a broken wire so the orange 'friend' in this post https://www.aulro.com/afvb/l319-disc...ml#post3109889 stayed on for the four weeks until a new sensor was fitted. It was unrelated to the flat tyre - that just added to the 'joy' of the weekend.

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Right. I meant have read the post properly and rather skinned the linked thread. Makes sense now it’s been explained. Thanks

Got 5 new booties yesterday.

Maxxis Razr 811 265/70/17s. Very quiet on the half hour drive home. New tyres will do that, though.

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We drove it to it's home away from home for the next 8 days - the long term car park at the Darwin Airport while we are in Adelaide visiting family.

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Originally Posted by josh.huber

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Who requested the MIL......... mother in law?

This is unlikely to win any engineering awards, but as I did not quite like the other mounting options available, problem solved. A bit of trial and error revealed that Scotch Extreme Fasteners worked better than Velcro Heavy Duty.

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Originally Posted by iannicki

This is unlikely to win any engineering awards, but as I did not quite like the other mounting options available, problem solved. A bit of trial and error revealed that Scotch Extreme Fasteners worked better than Velcro Heavy Duty.

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And on a related subject my dashmat makes a perfect base for the other half of velcro hooks for fixing stuff onto the dashmat. I have the base for my GPS attached this way.