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What did you do to your jimny today?
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23 May 2014 04:55 #116081
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Replied by Jimny_Aus on topic What did you do to your jimny today
some good gear going into your jim mate, i wish i had the coin to splash on my jimny hahaha
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23 May 2014 05:11 #116082
by jtayl153
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cheers.
Today my spark plug socket arrived and I changed my spark plugs.
They were bloody hard to remove. Needed a lot of leverage to crack them!! I suspect they are the originals from 2008, given that the cars only on 27000kms.
They actually weren't too bad either. I've kept them in my travel toolkit as spares if I, or someone else ever needs one.
Today my spark plug socket arrived and I changed my spark plugs.
They were bloody hard to remove. Needed a lot of leverage to crack them!! I suspect they are the originals from 2008, given that the cars only on 27000kms.
They actually weren't too bad either. I've kept them in my travel toolkit as spares if I, or someone else ever needs one.
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25 May 2014 17:35 #116262
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Fitted my winch finally!
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25 May 2014 22:53 #116306
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changed eng oil/filter new kingpins+bearings welded up shaft new discs n pads + hoovered up about a years worth of mud lol finished off by oiling winch
roll on the new RL trans coming this week :woohoo:
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26 May 2014 00:30 #116310
by jtayl153
Replied by jtayl153 on topic What did you do to your jimny today
Finally got round to taking some pictures of my dual battery system which is now all set up.
Here's my starting battery (just the standard battery).
Here's my Auxillary Battery. Its an Optima D34. It's an amazing battery. It can be used both as a starting battery and a deep cycle battery. It's this that I'll have my winch and fridge running off.
Here's the isolator:
Basically, when I start the car, the starting battery does the work. When the starting battery is fully charged, the isolator kicks in and the Aux battery is then charged. I can run the Aux battery completely flat and it's still able to be recharged, no worries. If the starting battery goes flat (lets say I leave my lights on over night), then I can flick the switch on the isolator, the Aux battery will give some charge to the starting battery, equalizing it, and then I can start.
Also, you know those weird plastic things around the interior? these?
Well I found a use for one of them!
Here's my starting battery (just the standard battery).
Here's my Auxillary Battery. Its an Optima D34. It's an amazing battery. It can be used both as a starting battery and a deep cycle battery. It's this that I'll have my winch and fridge running off.
Here's the isolator:
Basically, when I start the car, the starting battery does the work. When the starting battery is fully charged, the isolator kicks in and the Aux battery is then charged. I can run the Aux battery completely flat and it's still able to be recharged, no worries. If the starting battery goes flat (lets say I leave my lights on over night), then I can flick the switch on the isolator, the Aux battery will give some charge to the starting battery, equalizing it, and then I can start.
Also, you know those weird plastic things around the interior? these?
Well I found a use for one of them!
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26 May 2014 15:33 #116357
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