KAP Suzuki Jimny - rebuilt for the road

Sounds good can you post some picks and details of the bits you ordered I would like to do this mod
Cheers

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Fog



Reverse



Heat Shrink connectors



Towing electrics - That'll add in at the same time



Front LED Bar



I'm also looking now for some spare brake/rear light lamp holders to fit the bulbs in to

Hope that helps

Phil

So are you keeping the standard lenses?
Thought you was buying bulb holders for the lights

That size light bar works well. With mine its like daylight on the lanes with it on.

The upper lights have (virtually) no holes, so I need to drill them and put in notches for bulb holders. I cant nick the ones from the bottom lenses as my went many years ago, so I need to get some replacement ones - Does that sense?

Yes that makes sense
Cheers

Jack

will try to sort out the pics above
i used haksaw and cut the stop/tail bulb holder off original cluster
sanded flat 15mm overall length
i used hole saw 25mm and used tape to centralise
i think step cutter would be easier
then super glued in position then used silicone for extra seal and strength

Jack

www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum?view=to...id=6&id=60996#172794

missing pics

Things have started arriving now for the upper rear light conversion

I went to scrap yard today and managed to get a rear wiring loom from a Liana for £5, I cut this up to give me the stop/tail lamp, and it also has the orange indicator bulbs that I'll also need, so that was a bonus! The finished result....


JackonJack - I just filed out the original holes to make the shape (rather then cutting and gluing), and the lamp holders seem secure enough - time will tell.

I have also stripped out the plastic side panels inside, ready to start work on it. The inner wheels arches will also get a quick waxoyl before I put the side panels back on, as surface rust is appearing at the welded joint. I have decided to put the trailer socket inside (mounted on the plastic side panel) this will keep it dry and less prone to damage. My small trailer has a long lighting cable, so I can just feed this through the rear door rubber seal when I need to tow.

Phil

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