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    a few meters of 6mm air line, a couple each of joiners, T pieces and Schrader valves to fit 6mm tube.

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    Quote Originally Posted by haydent View Post
    a few meters of 6mm air line, a couple each of joiners, T pieces and Schrader valves to fit 6mm tube.

    Or the GOE EAS kit that was recently posted (by Graeme, if memory serves?)
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    Quote Originally Posted by gavinwibrow View Post
    Or the GOE EAS kit that was recently posted (by Graeme, if memory serves?)
    afaik not available anymore

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    Quote Originally Posted by haydent View Post
    afaik not available anymore

    Correct, but its easy enough to source the parts, and the instructions are pretty clear, even for a numpty like me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gavinwibrow View Post
    Correct, but its easy enough to source the parts, and the instructions are pretty clear, even for a numpty like me.
    I'll be the numpty today...please suggest where to get the parts in Vic. I'm not familiar with air fittings and the nomenclature of same. I assume I need to go to a specialist supplier IRL or online?

    Here's the list suggested by haydent above: a few meters of 6mm air line, a couple each of joiners, T pieces and Schrader valves to fit 6mm tube.

    Here's the list from the GOE kit - which is not much use without dimensions or some identifiers:
    quick*interconnects, air adaptors, front air connects, rear air connects, shraeder valves with quick*fit interconnects, 12m of 6mm high*pressure air*line.

    Thanks for help making these purchases.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ScottLS View Post
    I'll be the numpty today...please suggest where to get the parts in Vic. I'm not familiar with air fittings and the nomenclature of same. I assume I need to go to a specialist supplier IRL or online?

    Here's the list suggested by haydent above: a few meters of 6mm air line, a couple each of joiners, T pieces and Schrader valves to fit 6mm tube.

    Here's the list from the GOE kit - which is not much use without dimensions or some identifiers:
    quick*interconnects, air adaptors, front air connects, rear air connects, shraeder valves with quick*fit interconnects, 12m of 6mm high*pressure air*line.

    Thanks for help making these purchases.
    Living in Fremantle, WA, I'm not conversant with Vic suppliers, but Pirtek is my go to shop here for anything air related, and I think you have them over your way. Any good air shop should do as there's nothing highly specialised in the kits.
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    SADLY SOLD MY04 D2a TD5 auto and MY10 D4 2.7 both with lots of goodies

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    There's 6mm air fittings, then there's 6mm air fittings. The general push fit fittings are rated to 10 bar, but the EAS can under the right circumstances subject those to 17bar (16.8 bar compressor cut off). Make sure the fittings you get are appropriately rated.
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    The biggest requirement for the GRR is tyres, tyres, and tyres. If you have half worn or no name brand you will suffer. Take two plus a decent plug kit.
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    We've only ever had 1 spare and have travelled the GRR 3 times once with a tent and twice in our then camper. Although thinking back we may have used our small van on the last run but it was about 10 years ago.
    Good condition mostly and not had any punctures.
    Yes to a plug kit though just in case, plus patches .... if you can get the damn tyres off the rim.
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    PS. Most important is keeping speed down.

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    Well i have the fun job of transporting many broken cars, trailers and caravans from Derby to Perth and many of them break on the GRR.. i cant comment on why they break but from what i have seen with my own eyes travelling the GRR is the main contributing factor is speed.. yes even the unbreakable hilux breaks on the GRR and i usually shake my head when the owner tells me they were only doing 90 for most of the day..

    Anyway as to answer 1 of your questions , i have a full set of D3 height sensors and carried them on every trip i have done including the GRR 3 times and all thru tassie and many thousands of highway kms and the only time i changed 1 was towing our caravan down from Darwin earlier this year.. and i think that was a false diagnosis.
    I know the D3 has a different sensor part number for each corner but believe the D4 both rears are the same as are both fronts..
    For me a spare alternator plus a code reader are the 2 main things. These cars are so reliant on battery power and the chance of getting 1 outside suburbia is worse odds than winning powerball i would guess.

    Cheers Bulletman

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