What did you do to your 120 today?

[zutta Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close zutta]

Finally got my compressor mounted up on the dual battery tray. Chucked another anderson plug in also so it can be portable still if required.

Frees up some space in rear draws now

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additionally to installing the compressor under the hood, Today i installed an air hose connector and push/pull power switch on bull bar behind led bar to make life a bit easier when the compressors in use.

[rorza Member Find all posts View Profile Close rorza]

^clever set up. I like it, zutta.

[AussieAndy Find all posts View Profile Close AussieAndy]

Hey zutta, just watch that air fitting, they are not a self sealing type, so mud, water, whatever the kids want to shove in there can fill it up. I would be using the female side there (they are self sealing) or getting some sort of cover at least. Otherwise nice job, great idea and one i might look into.

[zutta Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close zutta]

Hey zutta, just watch that air fitting, they are not a self sealing type, so mud, water, whatever the kids want to shove in there can fill it up. I would be using the female side there (they are self sealing) or getting some sort of cover at least. Otherwise nice job, great idea and one i might look into.

Thanks mate , I did think it also needed some sort of protective cover. i was thinking just a blank female end should do the trick.

I used a female adapter so i actually have a male end facing down under the bull bar which connects to 5mts of rolled up hose that both have female ends, one to compressor and one to the male end facing down under bar.

Best i could do with what fittings i had on hand

With this setup i can use my normal air hose that's stored in rear draws for use on the rig and when the caravan tyres need air i can utilize that extra hose to make the distance (bonnet has to be opened).

[AussieAndy Find all posts View Profile Close AussieAndy]

When they are joined together they are not sealed, so if you push a female end on make sure it has a blanking plug screwed onto the back of it, but that would work great. If you go to a hydraulic fitting shop they should be able to sell you a blanking plug/cap with a bit of light chain attached so you can bolt the other end to the bullbar so you can't loose it either.

[Fearless Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fearless]

On Tuesday, I had my front e-locker installed by Oppisite Lock at Nerang. This will make the front and rear the same.

Now to try and find the time to see how it all works. (working night shift 5-6 nights a week).

[BiLLz0r Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close BiLLz0r]

On Tuesday, I had my front e-locker installed by Opposite Lock at Nerang. This will make the front and rear the same.

Do you mind me asking how much it was for the front and rear? I live in Nerang.

[Wtrxprs007 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Wtrxprs007]

installed a ryco cabin air filter earlier today. ryco were having a sale at supercheap auto so i got an oil filter too for a total of $49 something (air filter $45.45 down to $35.34 and oil filter $12.88). not too bad.

going for a 116,000km service soon too and gonna ask for some hilux washers to see if they are as good as pp members say they are. cant wait

[pradogang Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pradogang]

Repaired my "floppy" auto gear lever using the kit supplied by Amts. A simple and cheap fix.

cheers

Jim

[BlakMoth Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close BlakMoth]

Well today was a funny day.
Got a good tax return and decided to go buy the winch I've had my eye on. Problem is one of you lot walked out of Shoreline 4x4 with the last one as I got there! Lol oh well had to order one. Will be here next week.
Also ordered the blanking plate for the egr from the same guy.
And a 2.75" exhaust from Beaudesert.
Aaand a rear locker, winch bar and roller drawer from ARB.
Oh and I actually did something to my car too. Neat little led strip with dimmer on the awning 👍 looks great. Don't know why I didn't do it earlier.



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[OldGreyFart Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close OldGreyFart]

Replaced the cabin air filter with a genuine OEM (I know stupid - $73). Suspect that the one I replaced, which was also OEM, had never been changed - now at 126,000kms. Very clogged and also much leaves and small sticks in there as well.

[Fearless Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Fearless]

G'day Billzor

The rear was about $1800 and front $2300, both prices are fitted. Both are Eaton E-Lockers

Give Tony (oppisite Lock)y a ring and get a price. He needs the business.

[Mattfunk 120 Advanced Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mattfunk 120]

Well today was a funny day.
Got a good tax return and decided to go buy the winch I've had my eye on. Problem is one of you lot walked out of Shoreline 4x4 with the last one as I got there! Lol oh well had to order one.

Hey mate so what winch did you decide on & why?

[BlakMoth Avid PP Poster! Find all posts View Profile Close BlakMoth]

Runva 11xp. Fully sealed unit. Wireless remote. And a decent amount of power. Rope instead of wire to keep the weight down. Also a hell of a lot cheaper than a Warn
Lots of people on here have bought it.


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[KIMBOPRADO Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close KIMBOPRADO]

Geez Blake - you going to have to start a rig build up - I can't keep up with the things you been doing for last 3 months on you Prado

We're did you get the LED strip for the awning?

Cheers Kim