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What did you do to your jimny today?

Nelson83
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23 Feb 2014 09:33 #105585 by Nelson83

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Fitting involves drilling 6 holes in each side of the dumb irons - nowt difficult. I emailed Hen at ORA and she sent some pics across on how to do it - more for reference than instructions. Found it much easier to use a step cutter drill bit and bored through until they were the right size than try the pilot hole and then bigger approach

Worse thing is the trial and error cutting the slots in the bumper - but managed that ok too. Once i've finished it all, ill update my jimny thread

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Gjmcleod
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23 Feb 2014 09:50 #105588 by Gjmcleod

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Lol ,,, no that's the garage , does look like a kitchen right enough !!!

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Chazg83
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23 Feb 2014 13:26 #105611 by Chazg83

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Nelson83 wrote: Fitting involves drilling 6 holes in each side of the dumb irons - nowt difficult. I emailed Hen at ORA and she sent some pics across on how to do it - more for reference than instructions. Found it much easier to use a step cutter drill bit and bored through until they were the right size than try the pilot hole and then bigger approach Worse thing is the trial and error cutting the slots in the bumper - but managed that ok too. Once i've finished it all, ill update my jimny thread[/quote here's for reply, I'll give ora a call tomorrow and get them to send some pics aswell as I got no instructions aswell, I'll keep eye out for ya pics, cheers again

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idiotmobil
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23 Feb 2014 13:30 #105613 by idiotmobil

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Johnniehec wrote:
Gjmcleod wrote: Stripped rear axle , renewed all bushes , oil seals , New wheel bearings & fitted lockright diff locker :woohoo:[/quote

I hope that' s not your kitchen worktop you've got the axle on!!!

I rebuild a 40hp outboard motor im my kitchen once replaced the crack so a full strip build one out of two so there wwas two stripped down on the table, got it done before the missis come home lol

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Wiltec17
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23 Feb 2014 17:45 #105664 by Wiltec17

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Actually cleaned it today. Stuck it on ramps and gave the underneath a good jet wash then gave it a bucket of wash wax and my noodle sponge treatment

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Yellostreak
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23 Feb 2014 17:45 #105665 by Yellostreak

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Took it to Weston coyney and along with darth loachie showed up some land rovers. Few mods to make including new arches and bigger wheels but all in a great day out and no damage!

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