The Jimny of the Yakuza

yakuza wrote: My Christmas present :

ARB compressor for the rear locker.

Relocated the washer tank further back

Nice present

Be wary of the air intake on the compressor there. Where you have it, just behind the headlight, it will likely get wet even from just driving in rain, so be careful of fording deep water. It is also horizontal, meaning it will pool full of water if it gets wet. You cant compress water so it would be the end of it

You will find the air filter can unscrew from the compressor body. I took it off, used blue airline screw in adapters (1/4bsp to 8mm pipe) and ran it up into the snorkel top with the filter on the end, but it could be relocated easily anywhere with the airline pipe. Pipe and fittings are cheap from any good engineering supplier or ebay/amazon. Most commonly used for pneumatic's in factories.

Sorry to scaremonger but I would hate to see it damaged from a simple thing

Riccy wrote:

yakuza wrote: My Christmas present :

Be wary of the air intake on the compressor there. Where you have it, just behind the headlight, it will likely get wet even from just driving in rain, so be careful of fording deep water. It is also horizontal, meaning it will pool full of water if it gets wet. You cant compress water so it would be the end of it

You will find the air filter can unscrew from the compressor body. I took it off, used blue airline screw in adapters (1/4bsp to 8mm pipe) and ran it up into the snorkel top with the filter on the end, but it could be relocated easily anywhere with the airline pipe. Pipe and fittings are cheap from any good engineering supplier or ebay/amazon. Most commonly used for pneumatic's in factories.

Sorry to scaremonger but I would hate to see it damaged from a simple thing

Oh I know. Very well noted and nice of you to also warn others. It says in the manual that water spray will be sorted in the filter, and that it can be mounted in any position. I have no intention of diving with it just yet. But I actually got the snorkel in the garage and it will be mounted some day. I also got all pipe parts at work as we use lots of 1/4" BSP fittings and pipes. 8mm and up to 76mm pipes. You can actually see one of the ermeto parts, a 1/8" to 1/4" fitting just below the solenoid valve in the picture.
Pipe laying is one of the most boring tasks when i design propulsion systems using 3D cad at work. Lots more fun in real life.

Getting ready for the Norwegian Suzuki club meet.

love the sj trailer that's excellent! Is it a camper or just for stuff?

Built for fun, used for stuff, but now also a camper. Been waterproofed, put in a camper roof hatch for ventilation, and some insulation.
I will not put too much effort in it, as it is a bit short still, but room for little me diagonally.

Take lots of pictures at your Suzuki meet!! It would be great to see the variation of JImnys!