I've fitted them in all my previous vehicles.Quote:
Originally Posted by veebs
Always get a better pedal response / feel - however, they are part of my service / replace routine, so by then factory hoses are pretty average
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I've fitted them in all my previous vehicles.Quote:
Originally Posted by veebs
Always get a better pedal response / feel - however, they are part of my service / replace routine, so by then factory hoses are pretty average
New SSB SS88Ti fitted today. $368 eBay from 4WDextreme in Adelaide. 2 days delivery, awesome service.
The OEM Exide lasted 5 Canberra winters, thanks I presume to the monthly CTEK MXS5 charge. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...aa6548137f.jpg
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Specs look good.
Need to reset the BMS once installed?
Was quoted $620 for a Delkor battery and $70 to reset the BMS.
Even with regular charging, the experience of many including me is that you'll be needing to be ready with a warranty claim - however I certainly hope you don't. [bigsad]Quote:
Originally Posted by winglen
What do you lot do? I’m at 4 years and it’s just starting to play up now…Quote:
Originally Posted by Narangga
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Think I found the issue. I’ve never seen the desiccant and filters in such bad shape and less than 2 years since change. The bottom plate is heavily rusted. Hell of a lot of moisture for some reason in dry WA. The bottom pad even feels damp.
Thankful I slotted the top mount previously as it makes compressor removal a 10 minute job with a ratcheting spanner.
Probably an indicator that there’s a small leak somewhere and the compressor is doing more work topping it up, hence the beads are working harderQuote:
Originally Posted by PerthDisco
I kept charging to keep it topped up as I wasn't driving it enough for it to be kept charged by that but still didn't quite make 2 years. Others have reported similar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
Which reminds me, where is the filter and what do I need to buy to do a change also?Quote:
Originally Posted by PerthDisco
Disregard. I simply YouTubed the question. It’s at the back of the compressor in front of the rear left tireQuote:
Originally Posted by John_D4