pretty sur the wiring for the tacho is already behind the dash?
i did mine to long ago to be sure:(
cheers phil
ps. nice 90! you need to come on a 90's only drive with me and a few others;)
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pretty sur the wiring for the tacho is already behind the dash?
i did mine to long ago to be sure:(
cheers phil
ps. nice 90! you need to come on a 90's only drive with me and a few others;)
Must confess I haven't yet pulled the dash to have a look - I was working of this thread http://aulro.com/afvb/showthread.php...defender+tacho
which seemed pretty comprehensive.
I'd be up for a 90's day for sure. Truck is stock other than the bar work (and a loose nut behind the wheel :) )but hey - it's a D90 so no probs eh?
where abouts in sydney are you........?
Moorebank / Liverpool
geeze your close why havent i seen you???
im at revesby and east hills and morebank too.
if your ever near milperra rd and marigold st come see me im at coates.
cheers phil
Always the way isn't it :) Funny enough I see 2 or 3 other Defenders (older 110's and a 130) quite regularly but the only other 90 I've spotted away from the dealers in 3 years was a bright yellow job up near Parramatta.
that one would be gregs, aka akitda.
think hes still floating round, I KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE GREG!
bit hard to hide a yellow 90:D
cheers phil
Where are you sourcing the connector pins for the ECU plugs? I read somewhere that they are 'econoseal' type but I haven't had much luck finding them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tombraider
Hi there,
"2002 onwards ECU is because it only works with the newer ECUs, which are flashable and have been used form 2002 on. The old ECU, which is not flashable does not work. You would have to exchange it for the newer one.
Cheers
browny"
Has anybody does this?
I am interested in buying a Td5 Defender in the future. I don't mind not having ABS, traction control etc but would like cruise control (and A/C).
If the computer is a straight swap, i would consider a pre-2002 model.
Any thoughts?
Cheers Hayden
Well guys, I just finished installing this on my 03 D130cc and it works a treat!
I used a SPDT centre off momentary toggle switch and have it on the side of the centre console next to the seat, push forward for accelerate/set, pull backwards for pause/resume.
I'm one happy camper!
Total cost:
$2.70 for switch at jaycar
Free for plug pins removed from broken door locks from late Range Rover from auto elec.
1 1/2 hours doing the wiring.
Thanks guys!!! :twobeers: