Hi,
I just purchased a 2nd hand ex mine 120 3l Auto 2004 with 284,000 on the clock (the price was right for me :wink
I have spent time looking through PP and can see plenty how to do's etc. But am struggling on what sort of maintenance should be done "first" and what to look out for.
I am planning to give it a decent once over, change all the filters, take trim off to get as much of the red dust as possible off(got the CT18 all set to go).
So accepting it's ex mines with high km's, I am keen to draw on the PP knowlegde bank to help point out some what are some of the things I need to look for (then I can go to the "how to"parts of this great forum) and what I should be doing first from a maitenance perspective
It has a steel bull bar (no spotties) with electric cut off point/switch, side steps (not bent or dented), cargo barrier, internal roll bar, anti rust system. Rubber is std but new.
I am planning to use the new rig to get to some of the better fishing spots as well as getting out to see more of this great country, not wanting to get into "hard core" stuff, just off the beaten track.
I just purchased a 2nd hand ex mine 120 3l Auto 2004 with 284,000 on the clock (the price was right for me :wink
I have spent time looking through PP and can see plenty how to do's etc. But am struggling on what sort of maintenance should be done "first" and what to look out for.
I am planning to give it a decent once over, change all the filters, take trim off to get as much of the red dust as possible off(got the CT18 all set to go).
So accepting it's ex mines with high km's, I am keen to draw on the PP knowlegde bank to help point out some what are some of the things I need to look for (then I can go to the "how to"parts of this great forum) and what I should be doing first from a maitenance perspective
It has a steel bull bar (no spotties) with electric cut off point/switch, side steps (not bent or dented), cargo barrier, internal roll bar, anti rust system. Rubber is std but new.
I am planning to use the new rig to get to some of the better fishing spots as well as getting out to see more of this great country, not wanting to get into "hard core" stuff, just off the beaten track.
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