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My 150 build - http://www.pradopoint.com/showthread.php?27423-A-Random-approach-to-a-Bluestorm-150-GXL-D4D-automatic -
Some kind of Chinese stir fry. A good night. Feels good to fit it myself and get to know a little more about the car.Originally posted by mjrandom View Post2014 GXL TD GXL
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Left the sunroof open 3 inches overnight after leaving my car at the pub after a big session. Torrential rain.. Center cup holders full.
Concerned about electronics under seat... The leather seats direct water behind and down and the electrics seem wet. :-OComment
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Fitted new bendix 4wd brakes pads on the front and took the discs to a local shop to be machined.
$75 for the pads and $50 for the machining.
Cars feels much better under brakes.
Was quoted $280 by the local brake place to do the complete job.2009 150 GXL V6 Auto. Ironman deluxe bullbar, uniden uhf, ironman awning, roof mounted solar panel, softdog suspension, adjustable upper control arms, lightforce 240 spotlights, 265/70/17 Hancook Dynapro's, Sidewinder dual battery system, Maxtrax, Engel fridge, ARB draw system, Ironman Snorkel, Roadsafe Recovery Points, 80 watt Solar Panel.
CUB Supavan Stockman camper.Comment
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Put my towbar through the radiator of the fool behind me, who thought his GPS required more attention than the stopped traffic (my Prado included) in front of him
Prado_The_2nd now on my Third Prado (and 2 Landcruisers before that!)
2012 Altitude, Petrol
ARB Deluxe Bar, Towbar, Driving Lights and bits and pieces of other tech.Comment
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Nice work as long as your Prado suffered no damageOriginally posted by Prado_The_2nd View PostPut my towbar through the radiator of the fool behind me, who thought his GPS required more attention than the stopped traffic (my Prado included) in front of himComment
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Finished wiring up the led light strips in my rear draws today.
Works a treat...!2009 150 GXL V6 Auto. Ironman deluxe bullbar, uniden uhf, ironman awning, roof mounted solar panel, softdog suspension, adjustable upper control arms, lightforce 240 spotlights, 265/70/17 Hancook Dynapro's, Sidewinder dual battery system, Maxtrax, Engel fridge, ARB draw system, Ironman Snorkel, Roadsafe Recovery Points, 80 watt Solar Panel.
CUB Supavan Stockman camper.Comment
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Picking up a custom made half height barrier from Autosafe tomorrow. I have taken out third row seats (much to the handbrake's disgust) and installed ors DIY kit drawers. Autosafe have made the barrier to my measurements from the top of the dawers to the roof. Same price as a standard height barrier. $517 and will install it myself. Will let u know how it goes and post some photo's if anyone's interested[B]Cheers Gary[B]
[I]White 150 V6 GXL: TJM bullbar, ARB Intensity LED spotties, ICOM 440 UHF CB, ARB 2" OME lift kit, Tracklander roof rack, ABR Sidewinder alternator fuse, dual battery system, two 40L Engels, ORS fridge slide, solar regulator, 3rd row seats removed and ORS twin drawers with Autosafe cargo barrier, ARB twin motor air compressor [/I][/B][/B]Comment
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His bonnet just clipped the bottom of the wheel cover. A little scratch on the bottom but nothing major or worth fixing.Prado_The_2nd now on my Third Prado (and 2 Landcruisers before that!)
2012 Altitude, Petrol
ARB Deluxe Bar, Towbar, Driving Lights and bits and pieces of other tech.Comment
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Prado passed Dept Transport SA inspection after removing 3rd row seats and installing twin black widow drawer system
Prado is now certified to carry five people instead of sevenComment
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Do you really need approval to REMOVE seats? What were they checking, that the drawers were adequately protected by the curtain airbag?Originally posted by snapper49 View PostPrado_The_2nd now on my Third Prado (and 2 Landcruisers before that!)
2012 Altitude, Petrol
ARB Deluxe Bar, Towbar, Driving Lights and bits and pieces of other tech.Comment
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Removed 3rd row seats and put false floor in that was baught from Bernie. What a neat fit and huge wieght reduction.Comment
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https://www.sa.gov.au/topics/transpo...and-seat-beltsThe addition or removal of seats requires a seating inspection by the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure (DPTI).
The vehicle will then be fitted with a seating label to reflect the new seating arrangement.
The removal of seats or seatbelts to achieve a reduction in seating capacity must not interfere with the vehicle's supplementary restraint system (SRS) - eg removing a front seat and seatbelt with pre-tensioners may disarm the entire vehicle's SRS and therefore would not be approved.Comment
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Getting it ready for a boys trip to Moreton Island.Comment
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Had my 10k service and cost me $210.Comment
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