Thread: What happened to your D3/D4 today?

Well it happened some time ago but only just got around to photos.
I promised some photos for TerryO when I bought the wheels (Brand new in box) off him.
That was months ago now - Talk about slack!
I ended up fitting Cooper ST Maxx 265/65/17 and the extra sidewall over the 19" rims gives me greater confidence now towing the van on dirt roads. No rubbing or scrapes or anything.
The wheels look great on the Buckingham Blue Disco and I'm very happy.
And the photos are meant to be upside down just in case you ask - its got nothing to do with this website! Your'e welcome
Keep healthy - Matti
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Looks good Matti - even better when you rotate the image.

It went in for a rego check, end of warranty check (2 years) on the rebuilt transmission and to attend to my orange friend on the dash (see What happened to your D3/D4 today?).

No issues with the transmission or rego but the brake pads were replaced all round and a new sensor fitted to the rear. It was strange driving home without my little orange friend from the last four weeks...

Now to pay the rego.

Originally Posted by Narangga

It was strange driving home without my little orange friend..

Funny how we all have this friend in common. Not a fan of his cousin red triangle though....

Detailed the engine bay. Do it every 3 or 4 washes.

Originally Posted by Narangga

…. strange driving home without my little orange friend .…

He comes & goes randomly for me. Seems to get tired sometimes, reading the fuel level must get hard so he gives up for awhile. Not looking forward to dropping the tank to get rid of him somehow.

Scott

Originally Posted by Spence

Detailed the engine bay. Do it every 3 or 4 washes.

Nice and clean…

One word though - Conduit

Originally Posted by Spence

Detailed the engine bay. Do it every 3 or 4 washes.

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