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What did you do to your jimny today?
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21 Feb 2019 22:52 #203628
by Don76
Replied by Don76 on topic What did you do to your jimny today
Today I crawled under looking for the cause of my wobble. Thanks to this very forum realised that I need to spend next Saturday changing kingpin bearings.
Every days a school day
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23 Feb 2019 18:10 #203721
by Riccy
J999 MNY, ULYSSES M18 VVT with ITB's Dyno tested at 130hp
Pickup/tipper, R7me gearbox & 6.4 Rocklobster, 31" Toyo MT, 2x ARB air locker 3.9 diffs in braced axles, 6" total lift, Floating rear conversion, Raptor painted, CB, Recaro's, Caged, etc, etc...
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Fitted some wheel spacers to stop the huge tyres catching on the chassis rails, radius arms and exhaust. Worked for all that, but now I need to trim more from the arches (again! :laugh: )
and while the wheels were off some new brake pads. EBC greeenstuff as they have been getting good reviews from everyone...
and while the wheels were off some new brake pads. EBC greeenstuff as they have been getting good reviews from everyone...
J999 MNY, ULYSSES M18 VVT with ITB's Dyno tested at 130hp
Pickup/tipper, R7me gearbox & 6.4 Rocklobster, 31" Toyo MT, 2x ARB air locker 3.9 diffs in braced axles, 6" total lift, Floating rear conversion, Raptor painted, CB, Recaro's, Caged, etc, etc...
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01 Mar 2019 14:45 - 01 Mar 2019 14:51 #203970
by Max Headroom
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
Replied by Max Headroom on topic What did you do to your jimny today?
Thanks to another BigJimny member, I found a replacement O2 sensor for reasonable money from
Sparkplugs UK
which I fitted today.
I'm not yet sure if this is the offending article that keeps putting my eng' management light on, but it's a start.
For anyone else with a VVT M13A vehicle, this is a DENSO DOX-0354 Lambda/Oxygen Sensor
£65 from Sparklplugs UK.
Fitting it req'd a Lambda socket which luckily I already had, but which can be found in places such as Halfrauds for a small fee.
I was worried about loosening the old one. but it gave up easily when I put a spanner on the hex at the top of the socket and gave it a small but firm clout with a lead-shot-filled hammer.
New one torqued to 29.5 lbf.ft
(354. lbf.in) (40. Nm) (three white knuckles :laugh: )
I'm not yet sure if this is the offending article that keeps putting my eng' management light on, but it's a start.
For anyone else with a VVT M13A vehicle, this is a DENSO DOX-0354 Lambda/Oxygen Sensor
£65 from Sparklplugs UK.
Fitting it req'd a Lambda socket which luckily I already had, but which can be found in places such as Halfrauds for a small fee.
I was worried about loosening the old one. but it gave up easily when I put a spanner on the hex at the top of the socket and gave it a small but firm clout with a lead-shot-filled hammer.
New one torqued to 29.5 lbf.ft
(354. lbf.in) (40. Nm) (three white knuckles :laugh: )
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
Last edit: 01 Mar 2019 14:51 by Max Headroom.
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